Guidelines for the exam (Since 2027)
TBD
Guidelines for the exam (Up to 2026)
Cybersecurity:
last year: In getting the final mark (where applicable) only one (final) approximation will be done. This means that the formula is:
(6*(mark with d'Amore including fractional part)+3*(mark with Querzoni including fractional part))/9 rounded to the closest integer;
for rounding: floor(result + 0,5)
Honors granted to those who reach or exceed 32 before final rounding.
A similar approach will be carried out for CNS, with different (and obvious) weights.
There are specific reasons to take a zero on a question. Here is a list. One or more is enough:
1) totally wrong or missing approach;
2) evident copying (source and/or destination);
3) go off topic (with respect to the specifics of the exam text);
4) lack of a reason for the answer.
The text must be taken literally.
Homeworks are additional, voluntary, non-mandatory activities. For students, they represent the chance to receive up to two additional points on the (alread sufficient) grade. For the teacher, they are a tool to encourage attendance in the classroom. For this reason, all information relating to homeworks is only provided in class, without warning, and is not posted in the Google Classroom or sent by mail. At least six homeworks must be submitted to aspire to the two additional points; about ten will be proposed, so those who lose some do not have to worry.
Please write to the instructor if you still need to complete the CNS test for 6 out of the 12 ECTS credits.