Deadlines and Submissions

Deadlines

Assignment	Deadline	Oral exam
A1	November 17, 2026	November 18, 2026
	December 8, 2026	December 9, 2026
	June 22, 2027	June 23, 2027
A2	December 1, 2026	December 2, 2026
	December 15, 2026	December 16, 2026
	January 5, 2027	January 14, 2027
	June 22, 2027	June 23, 2027
A3	December 15, 2026	December 16, 2026
	January 5, 2027	January 14, 2027
	June 22, 2027	June 23, 2027
A4	January 5, 2027	January 7, 2027
	January 26, 2027	January 27, 2027
	June 22, 2027	June 23, 2027
Project	January 12, 2027	January 14, 2027
	February 2, 2027	February 3, 2027
	June 22, 2027	June 23, 2027

All deadlines are at 17:00. The dates in bold are the first opportunity; the others are re-examinations.

The schedule always applies

The schedule in TimeEdit is the official source for deadlines and oral exams. If a date here differs from the schedule, the schedule applies, so check your dates there as well.

Any completions must be submitted within two weeks of the oral exam.

Submissions

All submissions of assignments and the project are made through GitLab. You create the repository for each assignment and the project yourself via ActionHub, see GitLab Resources. You must work continuously with GitLab by pushing commits to the repository associated with the assignment or the project. To complete a submission, create a merge request and select the milestone for the assignment or project. By creating a merge request, you announce that you have completed the assignment or project and are ready for the oral exam.

Caution

After you’ve created the merge request, don’t forget to sign up for the oral exam!

Note

You don’t need to deploy your application. During the oral exam, you share your screen and demonstrate the application on your local computer.

Oral exam

All four assignments and the project have an oral exam part. You sign up for an exam slot (20 minutes) at Moodle. Note that you don’t have to be available the whole day on the examination dates. You sign up for a slot that suits your schedule.

When it is your time to be examined, make sure you are online on Zoom, that your camera and microphone is working, and that you can share your screen to show and explain your code.