I do not want to complain, but I do not like Prüfungsamt institution that is literally "the Office for examination." This institution is precisely the management of examinations for higher studies. This means that being registered for the subject does not mean that you can take an exam - you still need to write additional exams - it just is not the problem. The problem is rigorous. Obtain the credit for the exam in a given subject for the third time means that you can not anywhere else in Germany to study the direction! Among the friends are cases of persons who were included in a thesis, and all items except for some one ... and when he failed a third time. And all the studies in the dog d. ..
Besides at my university exams are combined. For example, object "Kommunikationsnetze I have an exam with the" Hochleistungsnetze und Transportnetze. " Content objects are similar and thus we have one less exam. Failing to pass on the other hand it means that teachable off for half a year of two subjects.
Something about the dates of exams. Exams are held in the spring semester in early July and beginning of October. Each exam has a (!) The date in July or October. I therefore have to ask teachers to pass an oral examination in July. This gives the advantage that students are not overworked exams, but I would rather like us - all counted in June and have 3 months off:). There is no such thing as a repetition of the subject - just repeat the exam - fortunately you every six months ... of course, up to 3 times:)
Anyway, exams are here thanks to a very official - there is no such thing as an opportunity to talk with the examiner about their work as soon as it checked and how missing the point (especially for credit) can be negotiated. Here, you can not.: /
It is now only a few major cultural-linguistic "and other"
- After briefly, Dr. (and others) put a dot
- There is the German term for pork. As example, in the cafeteria asking for a pig with potatoes:) that Schwein mit Kartoffeln:)
- a serious lack of profanity - Scheisse, verdammt is still a bit but they are not somehow "strong". But in Polish as a bunch of empty right words ... ;)
- if you like You talk to ... tapping on the bench, more or less like a door. If we all liked (or everybody wants to podlizać;)) then the clatter everyone:)
- The German women are not "so" ugly:) really:) and are surprised that we laugh out of this.
Besides at my university exams are combined. For example, object "Kommunikationsnetze I have an exam with the" Hochleistungsnetze und Transportnetze. " Content objects are similar and thus we have one less exam. Failing to pass on the other hand it means that teachable off for half a year of two subjects.
Something about the dates of exams. Exams are held in the spring semester in early July and beginning of October. Each exam has a (!) The date in July or October. I therefore have to ask teachers to pass an oral examination in July. This gives the advantage that students are not overworked exams, but I would rather like us - all counted in June and have 3 months off:). There is no such thing as a repetition of the subject - just repeat the exam - fortunately you every six months ... of course, up to 3 times:)
Anyway, exams are here thanks to a very official - there is no such thing as an opportunity to talk with the examiner about their work as soon as it checked and how missing the point (especially for credit) can be negotiated. Here, you can not.: /
It is now only a few major cultural-linguistic "and other"
- After briefly, Dr. (and others) put a dot
- There is the German term for pork. As example, in the cafeteria asking for a pig with potatoes:) that Schwein mit Kartoffeln:)
- a serious lack of profanity - Scheisse, verdammt is still a bit but they are not somehow "strong". But in Polish as a bunch of empty right words ... ;)
- if you like You talk to ... tapping on the bench, more or less like a door. If we all liked (or everybody wants to podlizać;)) then the clatter everyone:)
- The German women are not "so" ugly:) really:) and are surprised that we laugh out of this.
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