180016 VO-L History of Philosophy III: Modern Period Until the End of the 19th Century (2024S)

Final written examination (90 minutes).
The lecture exam is a digital multiple-choice exam with ten partially open questions. Correct partial answers to the MC questions will be counted as long as no additional incorrect distractors have been marked (for reasons of guessing probability). The allocation of marks is as described below (see assessment scale). By registering for this digital examination, you agree to this examination mode.

The digital written examination is conducted using Moodle. As a student, you must log in with your u:account to confirm your identity. Additional identification methods are not provided.

Attendance count:
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Examination invigilator:
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Exam inspection:
It is also possible to view examinations during online examinations. Students should contact their examiner for this.

Cheating:
By participating in the digital written exam, you declare to take it independently and without the help of a third party. The use of the lecture notes marked as HANDOUT and all additional reading offered in Moodle is permitted, but direct quotations must be marked correctly. The examination will be subject to an automatic plagiarism check (Turnitin). Within the assessment period of four weeks, the teacher may ask oral questions about the subject matter of the examination. This can also be done on a random basis and without concrete suspicion of cheating.