Course Exam
233030 VO Knowledge and Technology Cultures: Central Issues, Questions and Concepts (2020S)
Central Issues, Questions and Concepts
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Wednesday
17.06.2020
9:15-11:15, open book exam.
The exam will consist of four long questions that you are expected to answer with empirical examples and information from the lectures. The questions will be uploaded on Moodle at 09:15 and you are expected to upload your answers on Moodle at 11:20 latest. Please use Word or Open Office to write your answers in the official exam sheets, and convert them to pdf when you hand in your answers on Moodle. Turntin will be used to check the exam answers for plagiarism.
The exam will consist of four long questions that you are expected to answer with empirical examples and information from the lectures. The questions will be uploaded on Moodle at 09:15 and you are expected to upload your answers on Moodle at 11:20 latest. Please use Word or Open Office to write your answers in the official exam sheets, and convert them to pdf when you hand in your answers on Moodle. Turntin will be used to check the exam answers for plagiarism.
Registration/Deregistration
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 Sa 01.02.2020 08:00 to Su 14.06.2020 23:59
- Deregistration possible until Su 14.06.2020 23:59
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Examination topics
Questions will be based on the lecture and slides. Students are expected to develop a thorough understanding of the concepts introduced, and a qualified overview of the fields of research surveyed in the lecture. To perform well in the exam, students are advised to also consult the key literature for each unit (clearly identified on the slides). In this, it is not necessary to read every book and paper. Rather, students should selectively use the literature to deepen their understanding of key concepts introduced in the lecture.
Assessment and permitted materials
The grade is determined by student’s performance in the digital written exam. Registration for the exam via u:space is obligatory. Questions will be based on the lecture and slides. Students are expected to develop a thorough understanding of the concepts introduced, and a qualified overview of the fields of research surveyed in the lecture. To perform well in the exam, students are advised to also consult the key literature for each unit (clearly identified on the slides). In this, it is not necessary to read every book and paper. Rather, students should selectively use the literature to deepen their understanding of key concepts introduced in the lecture.
No list of potential questions will be available for the exam. Further exam dates will be offered in the middle of the winter term, and the end of the winter term. These dates will be announced in September.'This course uses the plagiarism-detection service Turnitin for larger assignments.'
No list of potential questions will be available for the exam. Further exam dates will be offered in the middle of the winter term, and the end of the winter term. These dates will be announced in September.'This course uses the plagiarism-detection service Turnitin for larger assignments.'
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
The examination for the lecture will be graded on a basis of 100 points in total.100-87 points Excellent (1)
86-75 points Good (2)
74-63 points Satisfactory (3)
62-50 points Sufficient (4)
49-0 points Unsatisfactory (5) (fail)Tools and resources permitted in the lecture exam: In the exam, students are allowed to use lecture notes and slides, as well as internet sources.
86-75 points Good (2)
74-63 points Satisfactory (3)
62-50 points Sufficient (4)
49-0 points Unsatisfactory (5) (fail)Tools and resources permitted in the lecture exam: In the exam, students are allowed to use lecture notes and slides, as well as internet sources.
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