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Dear Students,

As we announced yesterday, course evaluation is now available:

Link: https://qualis.uni-saarland.de/eva/?l=133911&p=qdly5x

We will close the evaluation page on February 3. Your feedback will help us improve our current and future courses - something that will benefit not only you, but your fellow students as well.

Dear Students,

As promised during the kickoff meeting, we provide a lecture on preparing seminar (and other technical) presentations. The lecture starts on Thursday (20th of Jan) at 16:00 CET.

You can join the lecture via this Zoom invite: 

https://zoom.us/j/94733543454?pwd=bWxWZ0ZSOFoxaFFRNThmQmJ3OElvUT09

Passcode: 452735

We will record the lecture. The chat will not be visible within the recording; however, Zoom records the active (i.e., the person that speaks the loudest at a given point in time) speaker's camera (if enabled) and all audio. Whenever you unmute yourself/enable your camera, you implicitly allow us to record your audio/video. 

Only currently registered students and our team members can access the lecture recording (similar to the other uploaded resources). 

The link to the peer-review-process page bug is fixed.

Dear Students,

Thank you for submitting your seminar paper drafts. 

We uploaded details on the next step, the peer-review process,
here: https://inet-teaching.mpi-inf.mpg.de/htdn_21/3/Peer-Review_Process (the page is only accessible via a CMS account)
On the page, you can find your group members, their drafts, and how the peer-review process works.

Actively participating in the peer review session and providing constructive feedback is part of your duties for this course.

Please make sure to submit your feedback via the "Peer-Review Feedback" submission tab before 17th Jan. 2022, 23:59.
Format your feedback for individual drafts as PDF and join/compress them afterward into a .zip or .gz archive.

After the submission deadline, we will forward you all the feedback related to your draft---likely on Monday, 18th Jan. 2022.
Please take the feedback part seriously; it might help you or your fellow students to improve your seminar report.

Students that did not submit their first draft  and would like to continue the course, are able to participate in the peer review. They must provide feedback to the other students.

Dear Students,

We hope that all of you found some time to recuperate during the holidays. Besides enjoying your quality time, we hope that you found cycles to work on your seminar reports. Since the deadline is in less than a week (5th. January 2022, 23:59 CET), we enabled a submission tab called "Seminar Report Draft." Please notice that the submission format is a PDF---regardless of the template that you used.

We also enabled a "Doodle" for you to enter your preferred time slots for the peer-review (the link can be found in the schedule on the main page). Please indicate _at least_ three time slots at which you are available until the 5th. January 2022, 23:59 CET. If you miss the deadline, we expect you to be available at all time slots.

Dear Students,

The results of our paper matching process are available here:

https://inet-teaching.mpi-inf.mpg.de/htdn_21/2/Student-to-Paper_Mapping

Contact information of the supervisors is available on the same page.
Now you can contact your supervisor and schedule your first meeting. Please use this week to read through and understand your assigned paper. Prepare an outline for your meeting and make sure that you can explain your assigned paper to your supervisor (in detail, and it would be better if you could prepare a short presentation)
We will soon follow up with information on your next steps regarding the official course registration.

Please provide us with your preferences for the seminar papers by the end of Friday, 5th November 2021, 23:59.

You can do so by writing the numbers of your five favorite papers (in descending order)
as a comma-separated line accompanied only (i.e., don't add any formal header/greeting or footer/parting parts)
by your name in the subject of the email to inet-teaching@lists.mpi-inf.mpg.de.

For example, the line "4, 10, 8, 27, 16" means that you prefer paper number 4 over paper number 10, and so on.
It also means that you prefer these five papers over all others.
To facilitate the decision process, we will host a kickoff meeting during which we will present short teasers for all papers.

The kickoff meeting will happen this Wednesday, 16:00 CEST.

The zoom link will is available in the table in the Schedule section.