Exams

Written Exams

None scheduled.

Oral Exams

By appointment, after courses of the semester conclude and before courses of the next semester start.

To support you in your planning, for the 2022 summer semester examination period we have reserved the following dates for exams (though not every type of exam can take place on any day):

• 04 Aug 2022
• 08 Aug 2022
• 19 Sep 2022
• 23 Sep 2022
• 27 Sep 2022

Planning

If you plan to take an exam for a course, please ask for an appointment well before, e.g., booking a vacation. Due to the inherent complexity of finding time slots that multiple students, multiple examiners, and at least one assessor – all familiar with the course material – can clear on their calendars, we can offer only little flexibility in scheduling.

Canceling

If you are unable to make your appointment, please let us know (in addition to notifying the Examination Office).

Before you ask for an appointment

Writing to us for an appointment is typically one of the last steps that must be done.

Before making an appointment with us, please familiarize yourself with the examination regulations for your degree program, e.g., on the web pages of the computer science examination office or its list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

Typically, all examinations must be registered with (and approved by) the Examination Office before an appointment can be made. When writing us, make sure to let us know which rules and regulations your examination must follow to match those mandated by your degree program.

After doing this, please contact Anja Brauny for setting up an appointment; for this, please observe the following:

• We strive to process all messages asking for appointments within 5 business days; if you do not hear back from us within this time, please let us know: your message might not have reached us.
• No messages asking for appointments can be processed in the time from 22 July 2022 to 14 August 2022.
• If you are asking for an appointment, please explicitly say so in your message; simply receiving a message from you which indicates that you may take an exam is not enough for us to be sure that you actually want to take one – let alone that you want to take one in the current examination period.
• If we are proposing examination dates, make sure to confirm them (ideally within the day and no later than within 3 days); proposed examination dates that are not yet confirmed by you may be allocated to other students without further notice.
• When sending us registration forms for exams in the degree programs IST and WiWi, please ensure that they contain all required information – in particular: module name, subjects, date, signature of the examination office; also, if you can, please send all required forms (“registration”, “protocol and assessment”, “proof of assessment”) in one batch; if you cannot, please let us know so we are aware that you intend to send further forms.

Examination modes

Unless overruled by study/exam regulations taking precedence, all oral exams in the upcoming examination period will be conducted digitally, via the BigBlueButton instance of TU Dresden. If this is a problem for you, please let us know when asking for an exam slot. Also let us know if you would like to use an on-campus computer for the exam or if you would like to take the exam from home.