Course Cataloque: Details of a Course Unit

The detailed viewshows all relevant information on a specific course unit in those 5 tabs:

1. Catalogue data:Shows the content, target and prerequisites.
   
2. Performance assessment: Shows whether a course attendance confirmation is needed, and how and under which conditions ECTS credits are obtained for this learning unit.
   
3. Learning materials: Gives the links to learning materials associated with this learning unit.
   
4. Courses: lists all courses offered in this learning unit (lectures: V, tutorials: U, seminars: S) together with date, time and location of  execution.
   
5. Offered in: Lists all programmes and sections where the performance assessment will be accepted., and whether the performance assessment is compulsary (O) or not.
   

Special information:

• Key
• Performance assessments: Forms of examination

Why can the title of the course unit change when the course catalogue is invoked from the application "myStudies"?

The title of the course units in myStudies under "Registration" is always displayed in its original language which is the language of instruction.

But if you have logged into "mystudies in English, and click on the title to see the detail of a registred course unit, you may notice that the title in the detail of the learning unit is displayed in English which may not the same as under "mystudies". The reason is that the application language in the "Course Catalogue" has, like in myStudies, been set to English, and you see the translation of the course unit title. The number of the course unit, however, does not change.

Black square (■)

If a black square (■) is displayed after the title, auditors need special permission from the lecturers.

[Lecturers: Special remarks how to set the data correct contact your Schedule Coordinator]

Learning materials

Each course unit provides links relevant to the topic of the course unit.

The links for learning materials are categorised according to the following topics:

• Main link: course unit homepage
• Recording: All the links contain video recordings, e.g., replay recordings of the courses or videos supporting the classes.
• Learning environment: links for web-based learning environments
• Learning document repository: This link is acessible for the lecturer(s) of the learning unit and for students who have registred for the learning unit in the listed semester.
  
• Documents: handouts, lecture notes or excursion data
• Literature: course unit literature, library links, etc
• Additional links: links not listed in the above categories

The links for the learning materials are accessible to the public or only to students (via "myStudies"). The "course catalogue" shows only links that are accessible to the public.