Course Exam
180183 VO Introduction to the Feminist Ethics of Alterity (2021W)
Lecture with reading
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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 We 12.01.2022 08:45 to Sa 24.09.2022 18:30
- Deregistration possible until Mo 26.09.2022 18:30
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Written examination on the contents of the lecture. A total of four examination dates are offered. For each exam date, pre-selected units & texts from the lecture program will be given for exam preparation.
For each unit, the Power Point slides as well as the streaming recording and further reading will be provided.
For each unit, the Power Point slides as well as the streaming recording and further reading will be provided.
Assessment and permitted materials
The exam takes place as a written exam (take-home exam) on the contents of the lecture online in Moodle. The exam consists of 4 questions: three knowledge questions and one more detailed question to be answered in essay form. You will have 4 full days each to complete the Take Home Exam.
For each unit, you will be provided with the Power Point slides as well as the recording of the respective lecture unit and further reading material. All of these materials may be used as resources on the Take Home Exam. The sources must be cited in the exam (correct citation).
For each unit, you will be provided with the Power Point slides as well as the recording of the respective lecture unit and further reading material. All of these materials may be used as resources on the Take Home Exam. The sources must be cited in the exam (correct citation).
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Positively graded written examination indicating that students have grasped the fundamentals of the lecture material.
Grading key: For each correctly answered knowledge question you will receive 2 points. For the more detailed question to be answered 1 to 7 points are awarded. Maximum number of points: 13 (9+4). Insufficient: 0-5 points. Sufficient: 6-8 points. Satisfactory: 9-10 points. Good: 11-12 points. Very good: 13 points.
There are a total of four questions in the examination, one of which must be answered in essay form. In principle, it is possible for students to pass the exam without answering the last comprehensive essay question.
Grading key: For each correctly answered knowledge question you will receive 2 points. For the more detailed question to be answered 1 to 7 points are awarded. Maximum number of points: 13 (9+4). Insufficient: 0-5 points. Sufficient: 6-8 points. Satisfactory: 9-10 points. Good: 11-12 points. Very good: 13 points.
There are a total of four questions in the examination, one of which must be answered in essay form. In principle, it is possible for students to pass the exam without answering the last comprehensive essay question.
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