I can start that soon.

Oh, that's the right card?

That's the right card, I understand.

I didn't want to do that.

Can you start and show us?

Yes, I can.

I'm good.

So, good afternoon, everyone.

So, welcome to the second Blackboard exercise.

I'm today here to answer organizational questions,

and then later on Johannes will present to you

our first real exercise.

So, then let's start right away.

Do you have any more organizational questions?

Any questions regarding the exercise assignments?

Normally in the next week.

So, that is...

I'm fine.

I'm fine, too.

Do you have a presentation?

If all of those are running, we assume the code is generally correct,

and then it's for us just checking,

did you understand what you programmed here?

Yep.

It's necessary to present in one group.

You need to find an arrangement of switch groups.

And like the Wednesday exercises are in person, right?

Yes.

Any chance that for example I could join there, for example via Zoom,

and they presented and I'll be there and just talk to you like remotely?

Yep.

That is an arrangement we can do.

Your colleagues can for example prepare it on their laptop where they already show,

and if you're present there, it's completely fine.

Okay.

So, let's quickly see the online audience.

We can be in different groups and present together, right?

Yes, Leonard, you're right.

That's something you can do and that is also encouraged to do.

For Andrea, no.

Just one of the members needs to present, needs to submit the exercise,

but you need to link all your exercise members.

So when you do your first submission,

you will notify that there is something at a team member,

and then you just search for your team member, either the IDM or the name,

and you add him to your submission.

And then it's basically we know that you, your team member,

your third team member have submitted this file, which was then uploaded and stood on.

So, one member takes care of the submission, but we don't care which member.

You can decide by you.