Exam
Make sure you are familiar with the rules concerning the use of Artificial Intelligence (generative AI) in teaching and exams at DTU
Design
The exam consists of 3 components:
- A group project, where all members are responsible for all parts of the project. This is handed in as a code base on the course GitHub repository
- An oral group presentation of the project, where all group members, as per DTU rules on oral exams, must be physically present
- A two hour multiple choice quiz (MCQ) exam, where general course learning objectives are examined
See course description at DTU course base for further description
Deadlines and Dates
- Project code base and presentation must be completed at the latest 23:59 on the day before lab 13. Note, you cannot edit anything on the GitHub repository after this deadline!
- The oral group presentation will be on lab 13 of the course, see DTU Learn calender for dates
- The MCQ is placed according to the DTU exam schedule
Content
The Group Project
- Be sure that everyone understands ALL code in the project as all group members are responsible for ALL code
- The aim of the project is to cover the entire course cycle, so be sure to align your project
- Be sure to read Project Description
- Questions? Make sure to consult the Project FAQ
- Final check? Be sure to consult the Project Checklist
The Presentation
- The format is 10-slides-in-10-mins on the clock
- Everyone in the group must be physically present and present a part of the project
- Expect a few overall questions regarding the decisions you have made throughout your project
- IMPORTANT: The final presentation in HTML-format must be zipped and uploaded to DTU Learn before deadline, so we can check the GitHub version is identical
The MCQ
- A 2-hour individual multiple choice exam
- In 2023 the exam contained 80 questions, expect a similar number of questions
- All aids are allowed, but no open internet
- Each question will have 4 possible answers and only 1 is the right one and you can only choose one answer per question
If any aspects of the above is not clear, please reach out to the teaching team!