Okay, so the question already came up on Teams.

Let's start with a little bit of logistics and course content.

So this is the first time we're running this course, which is why the syllabus here with

the dates was not completely accurate.

I expect it to be much faster, but it's more important to me, did you understand the content

of the course?

And we'll get there, we'll get there.

So I left some buffer weeks, which we're currently filling up.

So content-wise, we are going through version management and Git entries today.

It's a little bit of disjoint topics, but I want to tie up a few loose ends here since

we haven't discussed this in detail yet.

But they shouldn't take too much time.

So we'll cover this today.

And next week, we'll talk about graphs and Dijkstra and so on.

So the exercise that is also about Dijkstra, the deadline for this has been extended.

If you're working on that, I mean, you can work ahead.

But it's also okay to do this then within the time frame.

And then we'll see.

In the last week, the week after, where we could teach, we could use it to talk a little

bit about hash tables, which is how dictionaries are actually implemented.

It's not too complicated concept.

We can also use it to tie up a few more loose ends and to do a little bit of revision of

the entire content of the course so that you do have an overview.

There is also since a couple of weeks, because I think most of you are most interested in

the exam.

So there's also since a couple of weeks a mock exam here.

I think since I haven't had any more complaints, you can now redo it several times.

But I think you need to do it and then delete your submission and then you can do it again,

something like that.

So that's the only option I could find in the configuration.

The exam itself will take place on student exam.

Again, it's an open book exam, which means you can use the internet and the course material,

of course.

But the conditions are you must be alone in the room.

There is, I mean, if you suspect plagiarism, there will be consequences.

Plagiarism could also be that you're in contact with one of your friends who gives you all

of the solutions, things like that.

As far as I'm aware, the procedure will be something like you're all locked in a Zoom

meeting so that we all can see you.

Camera is activated.

We need to check your IDs.

So this will be done.

You'll join that meeting.

You'll be left in the waiting room.

And then one by one, you come in, show your ID to one of us.

And then you just stay on that meeting and do the exam.

That's my current understanding.

It's just the first time for me I do something like that in this system.

I've done remote exams before, but not in this system.

So there is a question.