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@@ -22,15 +22,15 @@ I had used [Azurios' summary](https://azurios.gitlab.io/page/summaries/) for stu
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Reading a summary obviously won't suffice, you should also practice using old exams, as the content and difficulty has stayed fairly consistent over the last few years.
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They provide the questions in both German and English and you may also answer in either language.
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**However**: Be sure to still follow this course along to see if you understand things.
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**However**: Be sure to still follow along to make sure that you understand the covered material and may ask questions in exercise classes.
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## DDCA
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DDCA is a course with a professor that is quite famous in the programme, due to his energetic lecturing style.
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Furthermore, the entire course is live-streamed on YouTube.
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The course consists of lectures and mandatory (with *sort of* attendance (they don't check that you were there, but you have to be there to get your lab results graded)) labs,
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where you work with a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) to develop *small parts* of a full MIPS processor using the Hardware Design Language `verilog`.
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The course consists of lectures and mandatory (with *sort of* mandatory attendance (they don't check that you were there, but you have to be there to get your lab results graded)) labs,
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where you work with a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) to develop *small parts* of a full MIPS processor using the Hardware Design Language `verilog` in a team of two.
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They are quite fun, typically take about 2 hours and account for 30% of the entire course's grade.
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Thus, be sure to always do the labs, as passing this course is quite easy if you get (close to) the full grade in the labs.
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