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@@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ the grade of DM doesn't matter too much if your goal is just to pass.
The reason that this course has this poor of a pass rate is that most students had not previously done proofs much, if at all, and if they have,
most likely nowhere near as formal as is required in this subject.
Thus, be aware that this course will, if you are trying to pass it and have not done much proving (and it doesn't come naturally to you),
most probably be the highest effort course of this semester.
Thus, be aware that this course will most probably be the highest effort course of this semester,
if you are trying to pass it and have not done much proving (and it doesn't come naturally to you).
Thus, at least factor in a whole day outside the lectures and exercise classes per week for this course if you fall into that category.
Make sure to follow the course in any case!
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## Linear Algebra (LA)
<small>HS 26 link: https://ti.inf.ethz.ch/ew/courses/LA26/index.html</small>
<small>HS26 link: https://ti.inf.ethz.ch/ew/courses/LA26/index.html</small>
This probably is the most *straight forward* course in this semester, which doesn't mean it's necessarily the easiest (though it arguably is due to the predictability).
Its lectures are good while Prof. Gärtner teaches and not all too great when Prof. Weissmantel does (may have improved since HS24, he teaches the second half of the course).
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ so the TAs can help you much more with your own questions.
For the bonus, there (typically) are two timed bonus exercises, where you have two hours on a specific day to solve the exercises.
In those weeks, I would recommend that you solve, or at least have a look at, the normal exercises.
All hand-in happens via GitLab, and you should (ideally) an SSH key for the Git CLI, as that is more secure.
All hand-in happens via GitLab, and you should (ideally) use an SSH key for the Git CLI, as that is more secure.
See the [git guide](/guide/infra/git) for more details on that
The exam is split into written and programming parts, both happening right after each other.