==== Requirements for an ungraded assessment ====

  - Attendance and active involvement in tutorials. A maximum of two unexcused absences is allowed.
  - For each tutorial assignment, you have to get at least 50% (without deadline penalties).
==== Course evaluation ====

  - Students can get a maximum of 100 points.
  - Up to 60 points can be obtained during the semester, another max. 40 points at the written exam.
  - Tutorial consists of three distinct blocks on description logic, probabilistic graphical models and fuzzy logic.
    * Each block is finished with an assignment and a test.
    * Up to 15 points can be obtained per assignment, up to 5 points per test (up to 20 points per block).
    * There is a penalty for delayed assignment submissions (3 points for each commenced week of delay). 
    * The tests can be both theoretical and computational, they will take about 30mins and will be written in the beginning of the last lab of each block.
    * The tests cannot be resit.
  - The exam details:
    * A minimum of 20 points is required to pass the exam.
    * Otherwise, you will have to retake the exam.
    * The following standard {{cheat.pdf|cheat sheet}} is permitted for the exam.
    * A brief {{instruction.pdf|exam guide}} is available.
    * Bring calculators.
    * Sample exam questions:
       * {{:courses:ae4m33rzn:exam-examples-en.pdf|for the Description Logic Block}}
  - The final grade is determined according to the following table:

^ Points        ^  ECTS       ^  Grade         ^
|  100 - 90     |   A         |  excellent     |
|  89 - 80      |   B         |  very good     |
|  79 - 70      |   C         |  good          |
|  69 - 60      |   D         |  satisfactory  |
|  59 - 50      |   E         |  sufficient    |
|  49 and less  |   F         |  failed        |