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TDDD38 Advanced Programming in C++

Office Hours

In the schedule for the course there are 2-hour "Office Hours" sessions booked (approximately) twice per week. During these sessions you can have discussions with the teacher of the course. This is a resource to aid your learning: here you can ask questions about the course, C++ or programming in general.

These sessions are optional to attend, and there is no material prepared by the teacher. This is however an opportunity to get feedback on your solutions to the exercises. You can also attend if you are stuck on an exercise, or if you have trouble understanding something from the lecture, a book or some other resource.

It is also OK to ask questions not directly related to the course, but please keep in mind that such questions will take lower priority.

It is highly encouraged to attend, even if you just have one seemingly simple question since answering these types questions can lead to more questions arising.

These sessions are primarily given in the teachers office, however there is also an opportunity to attend via Zoom. Note that students attending remotely will have lower priority than those that attend on campus. If you wish to attend remotely, please E-mail the teacher for a Zoom link.

Office: Building B, entrance 29A, floor 2 (ground floor), room 229:224

If you wish to attend remotely, please E-mail the teacher for a Zoom link.


You can also come to the teachers office outside of the booked office hours, but there are no guarantees that the teacher will be there. The office hours are booked so that there are times when the teacher is available.

If there are many attendants on one session questions will be prioritized in the following manner:

  1. On campus: Questions related to the course
  2. On campus: Questions not related to the course
  3. On Zoom: Questions related to the course
  4. On Zoom: Questions not related to the course
Remote communication is a greater barrier than face-to-face communication and therefore Zoom takes longer time. So to encourage everyone who can attend on campus. To do so it has been decided that Zoom takes lower priority. If you have a specific reason for not being able to attend on campus please contact the teacher and they might make an exception for you.


Page responsible: Christoffer Holm
Last updated: 2023-09-01