feat: all pages can have same intro, exams guide
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<!--@include: ../../notice.md-->
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# Semester Planning
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Whenever the course registration opens, make sure that you know what you want to do next semester,
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and ideally what you want to do the next few semesters.
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For picking courses, you may want to read reviews of courses, which you can do on [CourseReview](https://coursereview.ch).
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## What if I overcommitted?
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You can drop courses *at any time* (apart from the basics courses, whose exams you have to sit in one go).
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Thus, if you have bitten off a bit more than you can chew, drop one of the extra courses such that you are able to focus on the more important courses.
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If you have gone past the official de-registration period, you can simply stop attending the course, if it doesn't have graded attendance.
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In that case, don't sign up to the exam, and if you already have, there typically is a de-registration period for that as well, which for end of term examinations
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is typically about two or three weeks before the end of the semester.
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If you have also missed that, in most cases you have to contact the teaching team of the course, ideally on the day before the exam.
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## Requirements for Bachelor
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The CS Bachelor can be a bit confusing in terms of its requirements. I explained it as I would have hoped it had been to me when I started in HS24:
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