Self-paced course

Information Service Engineering

Offered by Prof. Dr. Harald Sack, Dr. Maria Koutraki

Instructions

Dear Participants,

Welcome to the Final Exam of our course Information Service Engineering. Before you start, please read the instructions carefully.
Please make sure that you have an undisturbed environment and a stable and working Internet connection for the next 180 minutes. We have 38 questions with a total score of 90 points for you. You have 180 minutes time. We think that you can make it faster, but please be aware that you only have one try. Once you have started the assignment, the timer can't be stopped.

Please do not discuss contents of the assignment in the forum before the final deadline. If you encounter any problems, please report them to the helpdesk.

Disclaimer:

If not asked for deciding between correct and incorrect syntax, there are no intended syntactical errors, wrong capitalization, incorrect spelling and such in any notations (RDF, SPARQL, etc.). If you find one, it is most probably a typo, please report it to the Helpdesk.

Rules:

  • Please do this exam before: June 10, 2018
  • Hard deadline for this exam: June 11, 2018 (20:00 UTC)
  • You can take the exam only once, and you have 180 minutes time. As time is over, your selections will automatically be submitted. Logging out or shutting down your computer will not stop the timer.
  • Sometimes, there is more than one possible answer.
  • The number of points does not necessarily indicate the number of correct answers.

Rules for the Qualified Certificate:

Exclusion Criteria

Failure to comply with the following rules will result in a non-Qualified Certificate being issued:

  • A person other than the registered person is sitting in front of the camera
  • More than one person in front of the camera
  • Camera is hidden or turned off
    • No one in front of the camera (we advise you to choose the exam period so that you are undisturbed and do not have to leave their place during the exam)
    • Be careful not to have a source of light in the back that makes your face appear dark in the camera.
    • Take off accessories, such as hats, sunglasses, or similar, that mask parts of your face before testing. Eyeglasses that you need to read are allowed.
    • Do not hold any photos or other images in front of the camera.
    • Make sure no other tabs are open in your browser.
    • Close other applications that access the camera.