Credit, colloquium, exam

The way of completing the subject corresponds to the form of the final examination of the knowledge.
Depending on the way you finish, you also get the resulting number of credits for the subject. The basic number of credits is added according to the ending:

• Credit +0 credits
• Colloquium +1 credit
• Exam +2 credits

In order to get some credits for the subject, you must first finish it. For some subjects, however, the student can choose the form of termination.

Credit

Credit is the easiest form of completion of the subject. To obtain it, for example, a certain number of points from continuous tests, continuous tasks and, in the case of some subjects, an active participation in the teaching.

Examples of courses completed by credit: all physical education or English online .

Colloquium

Colloquium is a less demanding test. Formerly, the colloquium was an oral affair, but it did not apply to FI, even if the colloquium was finished, an essay, a project, an analysis, a test, an interview with a teacher, or a test could be a good task.

Examples of colloquially finished subjects: English I - Seminar or Basics of professional style .

Exam

Exam is the most demanding termination of the subject. At FI, most written examinations and lectures are widely used by machine-tested tests. You will also find open questions about where to answer. Sometimes it's an add-on to test questions with options, sometimes it's a whole exam of the open questions. Sometimes it is expected to answer a few lines, sometimes you have to fill two A4 or generate charts. And from at least one mathematics (MB10 {1,2,3,4}), you will have an oral exam.

Some graduate subjects require completion of the credit before you are admitted to the test at all. Often, it is an attempt to motivate students to work continuously during the semester and to verify tasks or ongoing or semi-semester tests.

The conditions for any termination are always clearly specified at the beginning of the semester.