Organisation

Dates

Winter term 2023/2024
Period:October 2023 until January 2024
Consultation:by appointment
Exam:January 2024, by appointment, room TBA
Introduction:20.10.2020, 13:00 // 1.00 pm room HÜL/S186/H
Topic introductions:See schedule linked on announcement page

Registration

In SELMA, there are two submodules for the main course you have to enroll into at a specific time.
In order to attend the lab you have to enroll into the “Übungsaufgaben” module of your corresponding study course:

Master Nanoelectronic Systems

  • Module M1200-50040 Lab Sessions
    • Sub-module “Übungsaufgaben Lab Sessions”
      • Mandatory module for the assignments, enroll from 01.05.2023 to 07.05.2023, 23:59 // 11.59 pm (CET)
    • Sub-module “Praktikumsprotokoll 1 Lab Sessions”

Master Distributed Systems Engineering

  • Module M1106-DSE18-2020 RoboLab Sessions
    • Submodule “Übungsaufgabe RoboLab Sessions”
      • Mandatory module for the assignments, enroll from 01.05.2023 to 07.05.2023, 23:59 // 11.59 pm (CET)
    • Sub-module “Projektarbeit RoboLab Sessions”

Access to the second module (exam) will be granted after passing the assignment module.
Please enroll into the exam during 01.05.2023 - 14.05.2023, 23:59 //11.59 pm (CET).

For each module, you can withdraw until three working days (incl. Saturday) before the final exam is done.
Please see your examination regulations for this.

Brief overview

We offer weekly consultations to answer your questions on the assignments and construction of the robot.
For the exact date and topics please see the semester schedule for the current term.

  • For the robot, you work in groups of 2 (or 3 if necessary) students
  • What is mandatory?
    • Assignments which have to be handed in on time
    • Usage of Git as version control system
    • Usage of Python as programming language
    • Implementation of programming templates we provide to have your code structured
    • Having a fully functional Lego robot for the final exam
  • What is highly recommended?
    • Check the announcements regularly
    • Visit our topic introductions

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