Course Exam
210161 VO EC: Mixed Methods: Alternating subjects (2024S)
(engl.)
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Note: The time of your registration within the registration period has no effect on the allocation of places (no first come, first served).
- Registration is open from Su 20.10.2024 00:01 to Su 10.11.2024 23:59
- Deregistration possible until Th 14.11.2024 23:59
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Examination topics
Examination topics:
The content of the exam will be the content of the lectures, the lecture slides as well as a number of academic articles, which will be highlighted by a * in the reading list. All materials will be uploaded on Moodle.
The content of the exam will be the content of the lectures, the lecture slides as well as a number of academic articles, which will be highlighted by a * in the reading list. All materials will be uploaded on Moodle.
Assessment and permitted materials
Assessment and permitted materials:
Assessment for this course a written exam. The format of the exam is Open Book. You will be asked to answer a number of short essay questions, to be answered in a maximum of 3 pages (in total, not per question).
For those of you who are unfamiliar with this format: you may use all the materials we have used in the lecture series, such as the readings, the PowerPoint slides and your own notes. You are not allowed any electronic device.
The exam date are tbd.
The content of the exam will be the content of the lectures, the lecture slides as well as a number of academic articles, which will be highlighted by a * in the reading list. All materials will be uploaded on Moodle.
I say it once (and perhaps a few more time during the lectures): Open Book exams test your understanding of the materials. There is obviously no need to cram. But, starting to read the reading material one day before the exam will result in a failure. If you read along with the lectures ad you feel that you comprehend the readings, it will be difficult to fail the exam.
Please note that your exam will be checked for plagiarism via the software TurnitIn. Please use a consistent form of citation throughout your exam. Please write your exam in full sentences, not bullet points, and clearly indicate which question you are answering. In grading the exams, I will be looking for evidence that you have read, followed and understood the lecture and reading materials for this course.
Assessment for this course a written exam. The format of the exam is Open Book. You will be asked to answer a number of short essay questions, to be answered in a maximum of 3 pages (in total, not per question).
For those of you who are unfamiliar with this format: you may use all the materials we have used in the lecture series, such as the readings, the PowerPoint slides and your own notes. You are not allowed any electronic device.
The exam date are tbd.
The content of the exam will be the content of the lectures, the lecture slides as well as a number of academic articles, which will be highlighted by a * in the reading list. All materials will be uploaded on Moodle.
I say it once (and perhaps a few more time during the lectures): Open Book exams test your understanding of the materials. There is obviously no need to cram. But, starting to read the reading material one day before the exam will result in a failure. If you read along with the lectures ad you feel that you comprehend the readings, it will be difficult to fail the exam.
Please note that your exam will be checked for plagiarism via the software TurnitIn. Please use a consistent form of citation throughout your exam. Please write your exam in full sentences, not bullet points, and clearly indicate which question you are answering. In grading the exams, I will be looking for evidence that you have read, followed and understood the lecture and reading materials for this course.
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria:
This course is a lecture series. Attending the online lectures, and doing the recommended reading is required in preparation for the exam at the end of the course.
This course is held in English. Students must be willing and able to read and understand academic literature in English, and to be able to write short texts in English (relevant for the exam). The exam will be held in English.
Students are not required to have previous knowledge of research methods or mixed methods in social science research.
100 – 80 points: Very good/Sehr gut (1)
79 – 65 points: Good/Gut (2)
64 - 56 points: Satisfactory/Befriedigend (3)
55 - 48 points: Pass/Genügend (4)
47 - 0 points: Not satisfactory/Nicht Genügend (5)
This course is a lecture series. Attending the online lectures, and doing the recommended reading is required in preparation for the exam at the end of the course.
This course is held in English. Students must be willing and able to read and understand academic literature in English, and to be able to write short texts in English (relevant for the exam). The exam will be held in English.
Students are not required to have previous knowledge of research methods or mixed methods in social science research.
100 – 80 points: Very good/Sehr gut (1)
79 – 65 points: Good/Gut (2)
64 - 56 points: Satisfactory/Befriedigend (3)
55 - 48 points: Pass/Genügend (4)
47 - 0 points: Not satisfactory/Nicht Genügend (5)
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