Note: Specific information about the examinations is provided in the course website.
Lab 1:
This examination is divided into two homework assignments, with deadlines Sept 10 and Sep 17, respectively, which can be performed in groups of up to 2 people. To pass Lab 1, both assignments should be successfully passed.
Lab 2:
This lab consists in following the steps described in the Lab instructions document, in a group of up to 2 people. To pass this lab, the students need to submit a report by Oct 4, which needs to be successfully passed.
Lab 3:
For this lab, it is necessary to submit a report by Oct 20, written in groups of at most 2 people. The requirements for passing the Lab are described at the end of the Lab instructions document. In case the report does not fulfil all these requirements, the students can submit a completed report by Nov 12.
Exam:
This examination is subdivided into 2 online quizzes and a final written exam. These three assessments should be done individually and without any help from others. The quizzes are scheduled for Sept 29 and Oct 19, respectively, and the exam will be on Oct 27.
In order to pass this examination, it is necessary to pass all three assessments. This means that a student can only get a grade A-B-C-D-E-Fx by passing both quizzes and receiving that respective grade in the final exam.
For the quizzes, the students can use all the material from the course, but any contact with others during the quiz, or accessing the internet for answers, is strictly forbidden. For the final exam, only the following items are allowed:
1. Paper copy of lecture slides and notes
2. Ljung & Glad, “Modeling and Identification of Dynamic Systems”, 2016, or “Modelling of Dynamic Systems”, 1st/2nd Ed. in English or Swedish
3. Mathematical handbook (“Beta”, CRC, etc.)
4. Mathematical tables
5. Dictionary
To pass the course, all three examinations should be passed.