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Artemis - Interactive Learning with Automated Feedback
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`Exam mode`: Text in the exam starting page missing information #9012

Closed BBesrour closed 1 month ago

BBesrour commented 1 month ago

Describe the bug

Text in the exam starting page contains missing information.

To Reproduce

Prerequisites

  1. As student, go to exam start page.
  2. In the text, under working instructions, you should see: The exam consists of points and is minutes long. Use the amount of points to determine the appropriate working time for one exercise.

Expected behavior

That sentence should include the number of points and how long the exam is. Or should mention that those info could be found on the top of the page.

Screenshots

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Which version of Artemis are you seeing the problem on?

7.4.1 (4c5382b)

What browsers are you seeing the problem on?

Microsoft Edge

Additional context

No response

Relevant log output

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florian-glombik commented 1 month ago

That text seems to be defined as Exam start text, so this is a misconfiguration and not a problem of the application

<!-- Please adapt this text for your exam -->

<span class='fw-bold'>Please read the following information carefully!</span>

You must work on the exam on your own. You <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>must not</span>, in any way, get support from someone else (in person, chat, forum, discussion group, artificial intelligence, etc.) Doing so is classified as <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>cheating</span> ("Unterschleif") and leads to consequences as mentioned in the APSO ("Allgemeine Prüfungs- und Studienordnung"). In particular, the corresponding module in TUMonline will be marked as <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>failed (w. cheating)</span>, and you will only be allowed to try to pass the module in one final attempt (cf. APSO §24).

All your submissions will be checked for plagiarism. You are <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>not allowed</span> to copy code from any external sources, including books, websites, or other students. Any instance of copying will be classified as plagiarism.

Note that results in programming exercises only indicate whether your submission compiles or not. No actual tests will be run against your submission. All actual tests will be executed after the exam is over. You can only get points for programming exercises if your submission compiles. <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>Compile errors will result in 0 points</span>.

The submission period will close <span><!--Enter your grace period here--> seconds</span> following the official end of the exam to compensate for potential technical problems. We encourage you to upload your submissions regularly and early. <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>Only your final submission will be graded and late submission will not be accepted</span>.

<div class="fw-bold">Working instructions:</div>
<ul>
  <li><span class='fw-bold text-primary'>Important</span>: Before you start solving an exercise, read the problem statement carefully.</li>
  <li>The exam consists of <span class='fw-bold text-primary'><!--Enter your number of points here--> points</span> and is <span class='fw-bold text-primary'><!--Enter your working time here--> minutes</span> long. Use the amount of points to determine the appropriate working time for one exercise.</li>
  <li>It is <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>not</span> allowed to use any artificial intelligence to solve exercises of the exam. In particular the use of OpenAI, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, or any similar systems is <span class='fw-bold text-primary'>forbidden</span>!</li>
</ul>