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Good job on the exam everyone! The grading process is ongoing and will be finished soon.

Also, I would greatly appreciate any feedback from you on the course concerning e.g. the lectures, slides, exercises, book, exam, etc. This is still only the second time the course was given and your comments/suggestions would help a lot when preparing the next version. You can send your comments by email to the student representative or directly to me. 

Thank you in advance and have a nice and relaxing summer!

There will be a digital lecturer's round (tr?sterunde) over Zoom at 10:00-10:30 during the exam. I will add a link to the Zoom room in a message (like this one) here on the semester page. You just enter the waiting room via the link and I will admit you one by one. Alternatively, you can also contact me via email and I will try to answer as quickly as possible.

Also, if there turns out to be some ambiguities in the exam text that need clarification, I will add this information to the same message that contains the Zoom link. So, keep an eye on the message board and try hitting the refresh button a few times during the exam.

In general, the following guidelines apply in courses at the Department of Mathematics: 
- The examination lasts 4 hours. In addition, you will have an extra 30 minutes to scan and upload your PDF. 
- All examination aids are allowed (e.g. books, online resources, scientific programming tools, etc.). 
- It is not allowed to collaborate or communicate with others during the exam about the assignments. 

- You can be picked out for a meeting to check that you understand the content of your examination attempt. The meeting will not affect your grade, but it can result in a formal investigation into possible cheating. Read more about what is considered cheating on the UiO web pages:?/english/studies/examinations/cheating/index.html

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To prepare for the exam, we will in the final exercise take a look at the exam from last year. We will go through the solutions two weeks from now on the Tuesday session (May 24th). Also, in the remaining three Wednesday time slots (May 11th, 18th and 25th), I will have a digital helpdesk type of thing where I will keep my Zoom room open and you can freely join to ask questions about the material covered in the course (you will find a Zoom link in the schedule). You can of course also send your questions over email if you prefer that.