The exam (14/1) result has now been published in Lisam (submission, part 1) and all exam participants have been notified. The result will be reported to Ladok in the next days. Questions about the exam correction will be answered at the exam review session.
The exam review session is scheduled for tuesday 9/2 16:15. The zoom link has been sent to the exam participants by email.

The correction of the GPU part of the exam of 14/1/2021 is unfortunately delayed considerably, due to work overload, and we expect to report the result on ca. 8 february.
An exam review opportunity (via zoom, probably 8 or 9 february) will be announced by e-mail.

By decision of the Technical Faculty of Linköping University, the written exam of January 14, 2021 has to be done on distance. The instructions for the distance exam will be gone through in today's last lecture and are also available on the course web page (handouts page, course login required), and the demo distance exam of 29/8/2020, as gone through in the exam training lesson 3, is also available there (login required).

The first lecture will be on monday 02 november 2020 at 08:15 on zoom. The zoom link will be sent to registered course participants and to guest participants by email.

Currently, the course (lab part) for autumn 2020 is full.
If you are not yet registered but interested to attend, you can enter the waiting queue by sending an email to me. This means that you will start attending the lectures and, after the first week, you may be allowed to sign up for the labs (and the course) if a spot becomes available (as someone else who had registered decides not to take the labs).
Unregistered students are welcome to attend the lectures, but the lessons and lab sessions are reserved for the registered participants, for whom attendance is mandatory.
Students who registered earlier but no longer want to take the course please deregister so that someone else can take your place.

The course web page is being set up for HT2/2020.
Important for HT2020: Due to the Covid-19 situation, the course will this year be given on distance, also the labs, for which we will use the specially-equipped computers in Olympen by remote login. Olympen (or more specifically, its computers) is reserved for our course during scheduled lab hours. Labs are supervised via zoom. Lab attendance during scheduled lab hours is mandatory, as every year. Virtual lab attendance via zoom (login via LiU-ID) is highly recommended as there are strict limitations of the number of persons admitted in the physical lab room.
Note also that we do not use Lisam for TDDD56 HT2020. All course information will be given here on the course web page. Zoom links and protected course material are provided for registered participants on the password-protected part of this web page.