260026 PUE Experimental Physics IV: Condensed Matter (2021W)

The exercises for all courses are provided via Moodle on Monday evening the week before. The first exercises will be available at 11.10.2021. Students can upload their solutions until next Monday 08:00. A submitted exercise is valid if it can be considered as a proper attempt. The valid submissions are managed in a cross list. At submission students tick the corresponding exercises, and if necessary teachers will override the points and provide a short feedback. Please do always provide a universally readable pdf along your other submission formats. Official solutions by student or teacher will be uploaded to Moodle by Monday noon. The selection process will also consider readability, favored formats can be LaTex, Matlab, Mathematica, Phyton, Jupyter. The weekly discussion will focus on the official solutions and common mistakes in the submissions.

There will be four mini tests (30min) separately announced on moodle during the semester. A mini test is about a slightly modified exercise from earlier weeks. The mini tests are also available online. Only the best three of the tests will be considered in the final grading.

The exercises for all courses are provided via Moodle on Monday evening the week before. The first exercises will be available at 12.10.2020. Students can upload their solutions until next Monday 08:00. If Monday is a holiday the deadline is shifted to Tuesday. This deadline will also apply to the Monday courses. A submitted exercise is valid if it can be considered as a proper attempt. The valid submissions are managed in a cross list. At submission students tick the corresponding exercises, and if necessary teachers will override the points and provide a short feedback. Please do always provide a universally readable pdf along your other submission formats. Official solutions by student or teacher will be uploaded to Moodle by Monday afternoon. The selection process will also consider readability, favoured formats can be LaTex, Matlab, Mathematica, Phyton, Jupyter. The weekly (online) discussion will focus on the official solutions and common mistakes in the submissions.

There will be four mini-tests (30min) separately announced on moodle during the semester. A mini test is about a slightly modified exercise from the weeks before. The mini-tests are also available online. Only the best three of the tests will be considered in the final grading.

The 30 min minitests will take place at the beginning of the classes on
09.11.2020, 30.11.2020, 14.12.2020 and 18.01.2021

In order to pass the exercise course, the students must not miss more than two exercise classes. The attendance is checked with a signature list.

The exercise sheets are spread via Moodle one week before the exercise class (also before the first class). The students prepare the exercises and tick the exercises on a list of crosses on Moodle (1 cross per exercise). With the tick of an exercise the students declare that they have prepared the exercise and can show their written preparatory materials and are also able to present it on the blackboard. The ticking of exercises will be possible until one hour before the beginning of the exercise class. In the session, a student, who has made a cross for the exercise, is picked by the trainer and has to solve the exercise on the blackboard. Good blackboard presentations by the students and active participation in the exercise class can improve the final grade.

Please note that for the first exercise class (for the group on Monday the 14.10.2019, for the group on Tuesday the 15.10.2019 and for the groups on Wednesday the 16.10.2019) there will be exercises to prepare already!

The exercises for all courses are provided via Moodle on Monday evening the week before. The first exercises will be available at 12.10.2020. Students can upload their solutions until next Monday 08:00. If Monday is a holiday the deadline is shifted to Tuesday. This deadline will also apply to the Monday courses. A submitted exercise is valid if it can be considered as a proper attempt. The valid submissions are managed in a cross list. At submission students tick the corresponding exercises, and if necessary teachers will override the points and provide a short feedback. Please do always provide a universally readable pdf along your other submission formats. Official solutions by student or teacher will be uploaded to Moodle by Monday afternoon. The selection process will also consider readability, favored formats can be LaTex, Matlab, Mathematica, Phyton, Jupyter. The weekly (online) discussion will focus on the official solutions and common mistakes in the submissions.

There will be four mini tests (30min) separately announced on moodle during the semester. A mini test is about a slightly modified exercise from the weeks before. The mini tests are also available online. Only the best three of the tests will be considered in the final grading.