This information only applies to courses with the numbers IN0012, IN0014, IN2106, IN2107, IN2128, IN2129, IN2130, IN2131, IN2396, IN2397. Not for any other courses even though announced as "seminar" course or "practical course".
The registration for practical courses and seminar courses is not possible via TUMonline, but only through participating in the matching system. All necessary information can be found on docmatching.in.tum.de.
The courses offered in Informatics are divided into practical courses and seminar courses, as described above, and courses with a seminar or practical course character. These can be easily distinguished by the module numbers (INxxxx), which can be found in the title of each informatics course in TUMonline.
- Seminars for bachelor programs have the module number (IN0014) and for master programs (IN2107).
- Practical courses for bachelor programs have the module number (IN0012) and for master programs (IN2106)
- Practical courses for the master's program in Information Systems have the module numbers (IN2128, IN2129, IN2131)
The same rules as for all other "normal" courses apply to courses and examinations that have the character of a seminar or internship, but have other module numbers than those mentioned above (e.g. Support Elective Modules IN9xxx). See also the pages on examinations.
In some degree programs, e.g. in the Master of Informatics, it is possible to include more than one internship. Unfortunately, TUMonline cannot automatically decide where the practical course should be assigned. Therefore, the assignment is done semi-automatically by the Academic Programs Office only after the grades have been finalized.
However, you have the possibility to do the assignment yourself in advance. To do this, you have to click on the checkbox in the column "Gew" and the line of your practical course in the curriculum under "Master practical course -> [VK] [IN2106] Master practical course". You will find a gray 'L' in the right line in the column "Leist".
Examinations and other study achievements have to be done independent and exclusively under use of permitted aids. In the case of seminar papers and theses, but also exercises and programming exercises, it is therefore important to ensure complete and correct citations to avoid sources of plagiarism.
To offer our students the best education possible we support our students to avoid plagiarism and respect basic rules of citation. For this purpose we compiled a guideline.