------------------------ Attendees ------------------------------- Adina Hellström Global Systems Bachelor Chalmers Arpita Naik Software engineering and technology Master Chalmers Gustav Gille Informationsteknik Bachelor Chalmers Hongrui Chen Engineering mathematics Bachelor Chalmers Jan Pawel Kula Engineering mathematics Bachelor Chalmers Johanna Edh Computer science Bachelor Chalmers Johannes Johansson Informationsteknik Bachelor Chalmers Moa Ahlberg Computer science Bachelor GU Natalia Alvarado Applied data science Master GU Sara Nilsson Applied mathematics Master GU Tim Zetterquist Datascience Master GU Ana Bove - Responsible and examiner ------------------------- Minutes -------------------------------- * Some students would appreciate if solutions to SQL exercises also include inserts for data. Ana: The point of the solutions is to show possible ways to solve the problem. Inserts are not really part of the solution. and are easy to be added. * A lot of people want to work in Python due to the fact that most either know or learn Python. So a request was made for the final assignment to be able to be solved in Python. Ana: Should be possible to accommodate this request. * During exercises it is desired that the examinator reviews the key concepts in the questions to remind people about the theory. Ana: Will do. Still importnat that students revise the concepts before the exercise classes. * Students wish for time to be given to read through the question in the exercise classes and to talk with one's neighbour about what the answer might be. Ana: I can do this but it will of course reduce the time we have to discuss the solutions. The ideal situation is that students have tried to solve the exercises before they come to the class. * A representative lifts that sometimes students raise their hand but Ana misses to let them talk. Ana: It was never the intention to not let someone talk, I guess I simply missed the raised hands. Please help me in these situations by speaking up and pointing that someone has a question. * Students appreciate that previous exam questions show up early on in lectures and during exercises. Maybe more could be added.