First Inf-Einf-B Study and Code Space
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7-hour learning marathon with 30 students, 4 tutors, and 1 professor – but was the first “Inf-Einf-B Study and Code Space” worth it? The exam will tell. 🧐
What fascinates me: The enormous range of questions. One moment I’m helping an international student debug their Coleman-Liau Readability Index in VS Code using a mix of German and English, the next I’m showing how to switch between windows on the exam laptops using Alt+Tab and how to select text using Shift and arrow keys. It’s incredible how different the digital skills are among computer science students!
The plan seems to have worked: The atmosphere was occasionally a bit tense (traffic jam at the coffee machine!), but overall very relaxed. A productive climate emerged where groups learned both from each other and from us.
This low-threshold approach – no frontal repetition, but simply providing a room and a few helpful people – seems to be exactly what’s needed during the intensive exam preparation phase. The shared time hopefully creates better learning effects – it definitely boosted team spirit.
Together instead of alone – a format we will definitely continue.
The associated lecture can be found here: https://inf.zone/
This post first appeared on LinkedIn.