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Dear all

The schedule for the IN4380 exam is now ready and you can find it here (also available under lecture 14 on the course page, together with the detailed instructions and exam questions).?

Please be aware of the following:

• Participation in the exam requires that you have 9 out of 13 reflection notes approved. If you do not have this by the end of the course, your name will be automatically removed from the schedule.
• Minor adjustments to the schedule may occur, meaning your exam time can be changed, although the day will remain the same. No students will be moved from one exam day to another.

Kind regards,?
Sune and Troels
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Dear all

A document containing instructions and questions for the oral exam has now been shared. You can find this on the course page under Lecture 14: Course Summary or here.

The seminar today was spent on introducing the exam and answering the questions that emerged. Beyond this, we will answer all the questions that may emerge on Lecture 14: Course Summary on May 5th. We will not answer questions via email.

Beyond this, two messages:

• If you are legitimately prevented in participating in the exam on one of the announced dates (May 6th and 7th), for instance if you are blocked by other courses or by work obligations, we will of course take this into consideration when planning the exam. If so, please send an email to monsted@ifi.uio.no and explain the reason no later than Tues...

Dear all

The submission of your reflection essays from seminar 1 is now open and you should be able to access this on Devilry - the assignments for the rest of the reflection essays will follow shortly. Please let me know if you have any issues submitting your responses.?

Kind regards,?
Troels?

Dear all,

We look forward to the course and seeing you on Tuesday.

Please be aware that there is no scheduled seminar after the introductory lecture, i.e., we do NOT meet on Wednesday, the 21st of January.

See you all soon.

Kind regards, Troels and Sune

Dear all

The start of IN4380 is getting close. We are first of all looking very much forward to welcoming you to the course and for the many good discussions we will have throughout the semester!

The course is organized as a series of lectures followed by seminars where we will discuss the core content. A preliminary schedule is available on the course page. Here you will also find access to the required readings and course material so you can prepare for each lecture. Please keep in mind that we reserve the right to make smaller changes in the schedule and curriculum until January 20th.?

The first introductory lecture takes place on Tuesday, January 20th from 12.15-14.00 in OJD, Seminarrom Prolog. Here, we will give you an overview of the course and introduce you to the formal requirements.

To prepare for the lecture, please read the following reference (with a particular focus on figure 2): Page 1-18 of Kickbusch, I., Piselli,...