Exams are published on InfoStud.
Booking is mandatory (and it is allowed until a week before the exam).
Exam dates in 2027: TBD Jan, TBD Feb, TBD June, TBD July, TBD Sept, TBD March (extraordinary), TBD Oct (extraordinary).
All exams are visible on InfoStud and are to be booked on it. Booking starts a month before the exam date and it closes 1 week before the exam. Times and rooms of exams are provided on InfoStud and will be confirmed via institutional email before the exam. The exam dates of extraordinary exams are subject to room availabilities: they may only be confirmed after the term schedule is finalized; please also check on InfoStud.
The exam score is composed of two parts, counting each 50% of the final mark:
Theory (oral)
Practical coding
Participation in a Kaggle challenge on a PINlab research topic
Follow-up research experience, presentation and brief report submission
Notes:
The practical coding must be submitted in groups of size [2-4]. The first lectures are an opportunity to team up in person and/or via discussions on the Google group
To take part 1, you need a pass in part 2 of the exam
Practical coding marks remain valid for a calendar year
Groups will be free to choose specific research directions. Objectives and resources will be discussed in class.
Plagiarism is severely prohibited and, in any form, is regarded as a serious violation of the ethical code of conduct. Plagiarism is severely prohibited and, in any form, is regarded as a serious violation of the ethical code of conduct. Plagiarism includes the submission of source code and or report that bears strong resemblance to another team’s or to resources online. After submission, every participation will be checked against plagiarism, including automatic detection tools. Plagiarized submissions will be invalidated.