Student Exam Protocols are memory protocols of students, so they aren’t official protocols. They are supposed to give you an opportunity to inform yourself about possible topics of your exams. We also have some original exams and mock exams, which were provided to us by lecturers. You can use them to study for your exams: You can get a sense for the type of questions being asked, or you can practice the typical task types.
Student Exam Protocols can be categorized into three types:
- protocols of written exams: If you were able to take an task sheet of your exam home, please share it with us! Even a simple outline of the tasks or the topics can make an interesting examination protocol.
- protocols for oral exams: They contain the questions the examiner asked and sometimes even the answers of the examinee. They can be used to simulate an exam at home and maybe you can narrow the topics of the exam down.
- original exams/mock exams: These are real exams of the previous years or mock exams that were made by the lecturer and given to us by students. Mock exams don’t always have the same level of difficulty as the real exams.
getting access to the protocols
The complete collection is available at altklausuren.fachschaft.info. To access it, you need to be in the CS network, meaning you need to be either connected to one of the wifis here (eduroam-cs or 802.1X) or use a VPN.
write your own protocol
Please send your protocols via e-mail to protokolle@fachschaft.info. Possible formats are: text, PDF, RTF or ODT. Please don’t submit DOC or even weirder formats. If you only had time for a hand written protocol you can bring it to our office.
Your efforts shall be rewarded! The authors of the best three protocols are given stamp cards with which you can get free drinks (like cola or lemonade) at our office.