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guide/exams.md

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 # Exam Preparation, Exams, Grading
 Each course at ETH works slightly differently in this regard. Some courses offer a grade bonus for completing assignments during the semester,
 while others don't. Others still have parts of the grade determined by project work or similar, while there is one course in particular that has exam-like optional quizzes twice
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 Also see the [page on AI here](/guide/pretendintelligence).
 
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 ### Summaries, Cheat Sheets
 In the first semester in both subjects in which you can bring a summary, you need to be the author and in Discrete Maths, it even needs to be handwritten.
 
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 if people have shared the LaTeX source files in case of Linear Algebra in the first Semester.
 All my summaries that are on ComSol (apart from the one for DDCA) have the source code available [here](https://github.com/janishutz/eth-summaries)
 
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 ### Old Exams
 While studying with summaries is good to get an understanding of the topic, you should also practice using old exams, to familiarize yourself with the mode of exams
 and to get a feeling for the difficulty of the exams.
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 HIL can be a bit confusing. The HIL F41 and G41 rooms are best accessed through the main entrance,
 which is the many doors to the right when walking from the bus stop into the atrium of HIL.
 :::
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+
+## What if I am sick at an exam?
+[This](https://www.ethz.ch/content/dam/ethz/common/docs/weisungssammlung/files-de/pruefungsplan.pdf) is the official ETH document for the exams.
+It is also accessible as a link in MyStudies via the Session Examinations tab.
+
+First of all, it is important that you don't go to an exam if you don't feel well enough to achieve a good score,
+or if you have a contagious infection, as that would put the other students at risk.
+
+If you ever have to miss an exam as a result of falling sick, these are the things you need to do.
+
+
+### For end of term exams
+In most cases, you need to contact the teaching team at least an hour before the start of the exam.
+You can do that either via Email (from your ETH email) or by phone, telling them that you are sick.
+Typically no doctor's note is required in these cases.
+
+If you fall ill still before the end of the official de-registration period and know that you won't make it to the exam, simply de-register
+
+
+### For session exams that are NOT part of a block
+Contact the [exams office](mailto:exams@ethz.ch) from your ETH email address, or [call them](tel:+41446322068), both at least an hour before the start of the exam.
+That's it, you are de-registered from the exam and you can simply sign up to the repetition exam.
+
+If you fall ill still before the end of the official de-registration period and know that you won't make it to the exam, simply de-register
+
+
+### For session exams that are part of a block
+This is only relevant to the first year students at D-INFK.
+You need to contact the [exams office](mailto:exams@ethz.ch) from your ETH email address, or [call them](tel:+41446322068), both at least an hour before the start of the exam.
+Then, make a doctors appointment to get your doctors note. This is required to suspend an examination block.
+As soon as you have that, email it to the exams office from your ETH email address.
+
+You will be retaking the exam the following semester.