Release date: Tuesday, 09.04.13 - Due date: Sunday, 14.04.13, 11:59 (noon)

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Send the information below until Thursday (2013-04-11) evening

In order to set up the exercises you have to team up with three (including you) of your colleagues. The exercises will take place in room 1.32 of the b-it building. Time slots will be assigned to each group individually. To apply for a time slot write an Email holding the information below. The assigned time slot for your group will be announced per mail. The regular exercise groups will start on the 18.04.13.

Exercise Slots

Copy the following text into an email, add your data, sort the times according to your preferences and send it to s6moalsh@uni-bonn.de and sarvenaz.golchin@uni-bonn.de:

Please use the subject “Timeslots for OOSC”

== Give us the following data of the three members of your group: ==

first name, surname, matriculation number, email adress
Mr. Max Christian, Sampleman, 08154711, max@sampleman.com
Mr. John Q., Public, 97846123, john@example.com
Ms. Jane, Doe, 41255112, jane@example.com

== Sort the following group names according to your preferences ==
(The time you like most comes first. Please provide at least three possible time slots.)

Thursday   11:15 
Thursday   11:45 

Thursday   12:45 
Thursday   13:15 
Thursday   13:45 
Thursday   14:15 

Copy the following text into an email, add your information and send it to s6moalsh@uni-bonn.de and sarvenaz.golchin@uni-bonn.de:

Please use the subject “Hello OOSC”

== Please let us know a bit about your knowledge ==


What is your bachelor degree major?

Give us your level of expertise ( 0 = no knowledge, 
+ = beginner, ++ = worked with, +++ = fluent ) with 
respect to the following topics and comment on it 
with a few words:

UML
Java
Other programming languages