All Exams
The tab All Exams displays all your exams that have been entered in KLIPS 2.0.
Please note: The list does not only include proper exams, but also all other achievements for which a result has been entered in KLIPS 2.0. This will e.g. include recognitions of credits.
Color coding of entries:
- Black: The exam result has been officially validated and finalised.
- Orange: You have registered for this exam.
- Grey: The exam result has not yet been officially validated and finalised.
Reading the table All Exams
Column | Meaning/Notes |
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Curr. Context | This column shows in which curriculum context you have registered for an exam or an exam result was recorded for you:
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Grade | Shows the grade for the respective course or exam. |
ECTS Credits | Shows the achieved credits for the respective course or exam. |
Date | Shows the exam date that has been entered into KLIPS 2.0. |
Ident. Code | Shows the identity code to which the course or exam has been allocated. The link opens a list of all courses or exams which have been allocated to the same identity code. |
Examiner | Shows all persons who have been assigned as examiners to a course. Clicking the link opens the personal business card of the examiner. |
Recognised | Shows whether an exam has been recognised or not.
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Valid | Shows whether an exam result has been validated and finalised.
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Exam Type | Shows the type of exam. The abbreviation “FA” refers to a subject or module exam. |
Exam Mode | Shows the exam mode of the exam. Possible codes:
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Attempt (Course) | Shows the number of attempts for one course/exam allocated to the same identity code. This includes exam registrations. The link opens more detailed information about the attempts. Possible entries in this column:
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Valid Attempts (acc. to SPO) | Shows the actual attempts made for an exam node under your exam regulations (SPO). Only valid attempts are counted. Possible entries in this column:
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Note | This column shows notes that have been entered in the process of grading the exam. |
Minus Points | This function is presently not in use at the University of Cologne. |