FAQs.md

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 - Consult with the equivalence list of the current curriculum, to see which equivalent lectures you can do instead.
 
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-### 2. The lectures CG1, CG2, CV1 and CV2 are not available for me anymore. Is it possible, that I have more effort now?
+Q: If I do the new lecture Computer Graphic and -vision CGV, can I get the equivalent of BOTH old certificates CG1 and CV1?
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+Q: If I do the new lecture Computergraphics CG, can I get the equivalent of BOTH old certificates CG1 and CG2?
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+Q: If I do the new lecture Computervison CV, can I get the equivalent of BOTH old certificates CV1 and CV2?
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+This is not possible. Consult with the equivalence list of your own curriculum to see what Computer Graphic and -vision CGV, Computergraphics, Computer Vision respectively can be equivalent to (see curricula links below). The equivalence can be done only *once*.
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+### 3. The lectures CG1, CG2, CV1 and CV2 are not available for me anymore. Is it possible, that I have more effort now?
 
 No, we reduced the effort two years ago accordingly. **Back then**, we were supposed to stop the support for the old lectures due to the change of the curricula enacted by the faculty and the Dean's office. However, out of good will, we decided to allow for an transition period, which we can not support anymore.
 
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-### 3. Which certificate do I get?
+### 4. Which certificate do I get?
 
 You get, without exceptions, the certificate for the lecture that you signed up for in TUGOnline. If you have not signed up for the lecture, you cannot get the certificate.
 
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-### 4. Which is my study and what is my curriculum?
+### 5. Which is my study and what is my curriculum?
 
 One way to find this out: Go in TUGOnline → My Degree Programme (Mein Studium) → see the list of studies you are enrolled for. If you click on them, you will see the courses you need in your study.
 
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-### 5. Where can I find the equivalence list?
+### 6. Where can I find the equivalence list?
 
 In the curriculum document, go to the section "Äquivalenzliste". There you can see which new lectures (left side) are equivalent to the old lecures (right side).
 
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-### 6. What if I still have specific questions about my curriculum?
+### 7. What if I still have specific questions about my curriculum?
 
 Specific curriculum-related questions or questions regarding course equivalence can be answered by the dean's office (Dekanat) of your faculty.
 
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-### 7. Is there again a module selection in courseware like last year (SS21)?
+### 8. Is there again a module selection in courseware like last year (SS21)?
 
 No, there is no module selection anymore. You only need to sign up in TUGOnline for the lecture that you need, within the time period when the registration is open. However, the courseware platform is still used for the practicals to provide repository links, assignment interview slots, etc.
 
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-### 8. Where/when can I sign up for the respective lecture?
+### 9. Where/when can I sign up for the respective lecture?
 
 You can sign up for your lecture, as usual, via TUGOnline from 01.02. to 11.03.2022.
 
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-### 9. I already did the exercise assignment/exam last year, but did not pass the entire course. Do I need to repeat this part?
+### 10. I already did the exercise assignment/exam last year, but did not pass the entire course. Do I need to repeat this part?
 
 Yes, as always, if you fail a course, you have to repeat the entire one. 
 
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-### 10. Where can I get more details about course organisation?
+### 11. Where can I get more details about course organisation?
 
 More details about the course content and organisation are provided in the first two lectures, as well as in the TeachCenter description ('General Information') and forum, tutorials and question hours.
 
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-### 11. What are the registration requirements for these courses?
+### 12. What are the registration requirements for these courses?
 
 TUGOnline directly lists the registration requirements (according to your study programme). If you can register for the course on TUGOnline, you fulfill all the requirements.
 
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-### 12. My submission works perfectly fine on my local machine, but crashes/doesn't compile/doesn't output anything/doesn't work on the submission system. What can I do?
+### 13. My submission works perfectly fine on my local machine, but crashes/doesn't compile/doesn't output anything/doesn't work on the submission system. What can I do?
 
 Please make sure to account for sufficient time **before the deadline** to test your submission on the submission system. 
 
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 8. Alternatively, feel free to create a post on the TeachCenter forum. All tutors and teachers have access there and you will receive the fastest response to your problems there.
 9. If you suspect that this is an issue with the framework or the submission servers, please notify us by writing an email to <cgcv@icg.tugraz.at>. Please **do not** use this email for general questions about your code, as the TeachCenter forum should be used for that.
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-### 13. I don't know how to use git. Is there an alternative method to submit my solution?
+### 14. I don't know how to use git. Is there an alternative method to submit my solution?
 
 You can also submit via the web interface of <https://assignments.icg.tugraz.at/>. On your repository page, you can create/edit/delete branches, add/edit files, and do pretty much everything you need to. We still strongly recommend you to use and learn git, as it is an industry standard tool for collaborative software development and version control, and you only need a very small subset of git for this course.