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My Degree Programme - Mobile Devices

1. In the application menu on your Home Screen, tap on My Degree Programme.

View of the home screen. The My Degree Programme application is highlighted in the Favourites and Applications menu.

2. The view My Degree Programme opens and displays the last selected part of your degree programme.

Please note: Depending on your mobile device, only part of the curriculum structure is displayed. Swipe right or left, or up and down to see columns and rows not shown in the mobile view. We recommend using landscape format to view the tree structure.

Tap on the Bar Menu in the top left corner next to the KLIPS 2.0 logo to view the other parts of your degree programme.

View of the My Degree Programme page. The bar menu is highlighted in the top left corner. In the curriculum structure, the subject English is highlighted at the top level.

3. The operations menu of My Degree Programme opens. If necessary, swipe up and tap on the button Show My Degree Programmes.

View of the operations menu of the My Degree Programme application. The Show My Degree Programme button is highlighted.

4. A table displays your (complete) degree programme.

  • If you are studying one subject, this subject will be shown.
  • If you are studying more than one subject, you will see your complete degree programme on the first row, followed by the individual parts of your degree programme (see screenshot below). Tapping on your complete degree programme shows e.g. the module for your final thesis as well as courses offered within the framework of the Studium Integrale.
Updated view of the My Degree Programme page. The pop-up that shows the (complete) degree programme in table form is highlighted.

Please note: If you are an MA student, your bachelor studies will also be displayed in this table if you completed your undergraduate studies at the University of Cologne. In this case, follow the columns Name of Degree Programme, Status (registered or closed) and Subject-Specific Semester.

5. To view the structure of the individual parts of your degree programme's curriculum, tap either on the subject in the column Name of Degree Programme or on the corresponding Curriculum Number in the column Curriculum.

Please Note: Depending on your mobile device, not all columns and rows will be displayed. Swipe left or up to show all columns and rows in the pop up window.

Another view of the My Degree Programme pop-up. The subject German and the curriculum number are highlighted in the second row of the list of the individual degree programmes.

6. The curriculum will then be shown in the form of a tree structure (curriculum tree) in the view My Degree Programme.

In the tree structure, you will see the modules of your degree programme as specified by the subject-specific annotations to your exam regulations (SPO-version). By tapping on the "+/-"-Symbols, you can expand or collapse the curriculum structure. Swipe left or right, or up and down to view columns and rows not displayed in the mobile view.

View of the curriculum structure of the selected subject German. The curriculum structure is partially expanded, which is indicated by the highlighted +/- symbols.

Please note:

In some cases, ...

the notification "Calculation of results not completed yet" appears above your curriculum structure. Normally, the calculation of your results should be completed overnight.

individual “module and exam nodes” will not be shown. In this case, the missing nodes are possibly inactive. More information about “inactive nodes” can be found in the following chapter.

The Table "My Degree Programme"

Column                  Meaning, Notes
Node Filter-Name Curriculum according to exam regulations.
__
  • : Description of module according to the module handbook.
  • , : Registration for course possible.
  • : You are registered for a course.
  • , : Registration for exam possible.
  • : You are registered for an exam.
rec. sem. Recommended semester, if specified in the exam regulations.
Credits ECTS Credits awarded for completion of module.
Duration Not relevant for students of the University of Cologne.
WF Not relevant for students of the University of Cologne.
Results A blue C is highlighted when a course is completed.
Students of the Faculty of Human Sciences and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities can change the module context of a credit. Information about this can be found in the chapter "Transferring Credits".
Sel Selected: Information on elective compulsory modules can be found in the chapter "Elective Compulsory Modules".
Pass A green P is highlighted if the exam for an element in the curriculum tree has been passed.
DF A red EN (endgültig negativ = def. failed) is highlighted if the exam has been definitely failed according to exam regulations.
RM A green R is highlighted when all prerequisites of exam registration have been fulfilled.
A grey R is highlighted if it is not yet possible to register for an exam according to the exam regulations - other requirements need to be fulfilled.
Cre ECTS Credits that have already been achieved in this module according to the exam regulations.
CREF Not relevant for students of the University of Cologne.
Grade The grade is highlighted in green if all requirements in this node of the curriculum structure have been fulfilled.
The grade is highlighted in red if there are outstanding requirements in this node of the curriculum structure.
MP Not relevant for students of the University of Cologne.
WA Not relevant for students of the University of Cologne.
FRV Not relevant for students of the University of Cologne.

Inactive Nodes in the Curriculum Structure of Your Degree Programme

The curriculum structure in the view My Degree Programme lists the individual modules of your degree programme as specified by the subject-specific annotations to your exam regulations. Each element of the curriculum structure is called a node. The following table explains the different node types.

Node Type Abbreviation Symbol Definition
Rule Node
(Object)                 
RKN Rule nodes serve to depict the basic structure of the SPO-version.

Examples:
  • The rule nodes group the structure into sub-trees, that in turn group compulsory subjects, elective subjects or compulsory elective subjects
  • Main nodes of sub-trees that depict main and minor subjects
Module Node
(Object)          
MKN Main node of the “module trees”.
Exam Node
(Object)
PKN Exam nodes list courses that are available for exam or course registration.

Occasionally, exam nodes are no longer valid or will not be valid until a later date in the future. Such a node is called an inactive node in KLIPS 2.0. Inactive nodes make sure, that students are e.g. still able to register for exams in the current semester in modules that will be discontinued and can also register for new modules in the coming semester during the application phases. In addition, if the required number of elective modules or credits has been achieved in one elective field, the other modules in this field change their status to inactive nodes.

The curriculum structure in My Degree Programme hides inactive nodes. The following steps explain how to show them.

1. In order to show inactive nodes tap on the Bar Menu in the top left corner next to the KLIPS 2.0 logo.

View of the My Degree Programme page. The bar menu is highlighted in the top left corner.

2. The operations menu of My Degree Programme opens. If necessary swipe up and tap the button Display.

View of the operations menu of the My Degree Programme application. The Display button is highlighted.

3. A drop down menu opens. Choose Show Inact. Nodes.

Another view of the operations menu of the My Degree Programme application. In the drop down menu below the Display button, the Show Inact. Nodes option is highlighted.

4. The view refreshes. All inactive nodes are now visible when you expand the nodes of the curriculum structure. They are marked by a grey flag icon. A long tap on the “i” icon next to the node name opens a tool tip, explaining why a specific node is inactive.

View of the My Degree Programme page. In the curriculum structure, the inactive nodes that are now displayed and marked with a grey flag are highlighted. The info icons next to them are also highlighted.

5. To hide inactive nodes, tap Hide Inact. Nodes in the drop down menu that opens when you tap Display. The curriculum structure updates again and shows only active nodes.