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Whenever the course registration opens, make sure that you know what you want to do next semester,
and ideally what you want to do the next few semesters.
For planning, [StudyPlanner](https://www.studyplanner.ch/) may come in very handy, as it helps you keep track of what you still need to do and what you already have done.
For planning, [StudyPlanner](https://www.studyplanner.ch/) may come in handy, as it helps you keep track of what you still need to do and what you already have done.
For picking courses, you may want to read reviews of courses, which you can do on [CourseReview](https://coursereview.ch).
## What if I overcommitted?
You can drop courses *at any time* (apart from the basics courses, whose exams you have to sit in one go).
You can drop courses *at any time* (apart from the first year courses, whose exams you have to sit in one go).
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.
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 semester 3.
- **Basic Courses**: The basic courses are the eight mandatory courses in semester three and four. You need to pass seven out of them within two attempts each.
If you failed one, you can *compensate it* with a *core course*, but only if you have *attended and failed* said course.
Failing two or more basic courses twice and you are out of the programme and blocked from this programme.
Fail two or more basic courses twice and you are out of and blocked from the programme.
- **Core subjects**: These courses are typically taken in Semester 5 and 6, and you need to pass *at least* four of them.
If you failed a basic course twice (or once and decided not to retake it), you have to pass *at least* five of them.
- **Ergänzung**: This is a course from a different department, and it needs to be worth at least 5 credits. You can pick any from the approved ones on VVZ.
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- **Bachelor's Thesis**: Should be self-explanatory, is worth ten credits.
- **Seminar**: You need to participate in at least one seminar, worth two credits.
- **Electives**: These are extra subjects you can take (and you will most likely have to take a couple of them) to fill in the remaining credits.
Note that for courses that have a bonus, that bonus is *generally* added *before* rounding.