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--- eeng:ws2023:start [2024/01/14 13:52] – old revision restored (2023/12/06 18:24) rolf
+++ eeng:ws2023:start [2024/07/14 18:42] (current) – old revision restored (2024/01/14 16:05) rolf
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 ^ Course Part  ^ General Topic           ^ Abbreviation  ^ Course ID  ^ Lecturer           ^
 | Part 1       | Mechanics               | Mech          | 8115_1 | Dr. Irmgard Buder  |
-| Part 2       | Electrical Engineering  | EEng          | 8115_2  | Clein Sarmiento    |
+| Part 2       | Electrical Engineering  | EEng          | 8115_2  | Dr. Rolf Becker \\ Clein Sarmiento    |
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 ^  Part      ^ Written / Lab  ^  Max Achievable Points ^
 | Mech       | written exam   |      **50** |
-| EEng       | written exam   |      **40** |
+| EEng       | written exam   |      **50** |
-| EEng       | lab exercises  |      **10** |
 | Max total                  ||     **100** |
-**Examples:**
-^  Examples for Points Leading to Passed                                        ^^^^^
-^ Mech                                    ^ EEng  ^ EEng Lab  ^ Total  ^ Pass/Fail  ^
-| 50                                      | 0     | 0         | 50     | pass       |
-| 20                                      | 20    | 10        | 50     | pass       |
-| 0                                       | 40    | 10        | 50     | pass       |
-| 25                                      | 25    | 0         | 50     | pass       |
-| 30                                      | 15    | 5         | 50     | pass       |
 ====== EEng Lecture  ======
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-===== Lab Teams, Lab Groups and Lab Exercises =====
- Each student can earn **10 points** max by completing the **lab experiments**.
-**Google Calendar deactivated!**
 /*
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   * YouTube videos, Wikipedia, my slides, the course git repo, this teaching wiki
-===== Lab Guidelines =====
-==== Preparation for the Students ====
+===== Preparation for the Students =====
-  * [[https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/index.html | Install Anaconda!]]
+We use **Jupyter Notebooks** for teaching as well as **LTspice**.
-  * Create the EEng Conda Environment. See the [[https://github.com/rolfbecker/EE_1.08_2_EEng_WS2022/tree/main/eeng0020_Course_Preparation|Course Preparation]] on Github.
-  * Be able to download the [[https://github.com/rolfbecker/EE_1.08_2_EEng_LAB_WS2022 | Git repository with the lab notebooks! ]]
+==== Jupyter Lab Environment for Python ====
-<WRAP center round info 60%>
+=== Option 1: JupyterHub - Cloud Service EOlab@HSRW ===
+Go to https://hub.eolab.de/
+To log in click on ''sign in with keycloak'' -> ''HSRW OIDC''. Use your university account to log in.
 \\
-If you are not prepared perfectly you will not be able to gain max. points!
+When the JupyterHub comes up choose ''Python Enviromnent'' and click ''start''.
-</WRAP>
+=== Option 2: Local Installation ===
+[[https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/index.html | Install Anaconda]] locally on your laptops
+Create the EEng Conda Environment. See the [[https://github.com/rolfbecker/EE_1.08_2_EEng_WS2023/tree/main/eeng0020_Course_Preparation|Course Preparation]] on Github.
+Download or clone the [[https://github.com/rolfbecker/EE_1.08_2_EEng_WS2023 | Git repository with the notebooks. ]]
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 :!: Go to **[[:eeng:TOPICS:start]]** page.
 ===== Sessions =====
+/*
 ^ No  ^ Day  ^ Date        ^ Time                 ^ Room       ^ Topic                                                                                                           ^ Notes / \\ Keywords  ^
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+*/
 /*
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 */
-^ Week ^ Date ^ Topic ^ Link ^