Rules: Rozdiel medzi revíziami

* The first meeting should take place no later than November 22. The meeting can be online (e,g, in MS Teams) or in person. Try to choose a time suitable for all members of the group.  

* At least 24 hours before the first group meeting, post its date, time and location to the Journal club discussion forum in Moodle

* After the first meeting, one representative of the group will post a short summary to the Journal club discussion forum in Moodle stating who attended the meeting, who apologized and who did not respond to the group and what was the outcome of the meeting - whether the group had problems with some parts of the article, whether it plans to meet again, whether they need a consultation with the instructors, etc. You do not need to report subsequent meetings, unless you need help.  

The exam is primarily in a written form and takes 2-3 hours. The content will be specified later. You can bring a cheat sheet - 2 pages of A4 paper with arbitrary content (handwritten or printed).  

 

If you do not pass the exam during the first, regular date, the second and third attempt may involve an oral part in addition to written part.

 

If circumstances force us to do the exam online, it will be also followed by an oral exam to verify that you understand the course material tested in the written exam.

On homeworks, you are '''not allowed''' to copy other person's work (eg from a classmate, from the Internet including AI chatbots, or from scientific literature) and submit it as your own. You are also not allowed to let another person to copy your solution. We allow and encourage discussion among students about individual homework tasks. However, the solutions you submit must be your own work written in your own words. To avoid unnecessary problems, do not take notes during group discussions about homework and wait at least three hours after such a discussion before writing the solution to be submitted.