Teaching

Nov 27, 2024: office hours cancelled

 

Office Hours

As of Feb 1, 2025, I am not only retired but also without a desk of my own, somy office hours are only held by appointment Please contact me by e-mail.

Exams

Exams in Measure and Probability

My written and oral exams for measure and probability are phased out: the last written exam for part 1 will be held on March 14, 2025,  exams for part 2 will continue until the end of the summer semester 2025. After that, I will still offer exams for those who actually attended my 2023 lectures (if any are left); and these exams will only be held in oral form.

For the remainig oral and written exams, the precise format is as it was before Corona restrictions: in the written part you will be given four problems (three if working tim is only 90 minutes) , a mixture of theory and “applications”, some selected theorems with proofs (see problem collection and list of proofs below), the oral part focusses on theory: important theorems and definitions, no detailed proofs, maybe one or the other idea of proof – the review questions at the end of each chapter should give you an idea of how exam questions look, but by no means these should be considered an exhaustive list.

Oral exams

Oral exams are offered in person or online via zoom. If you wish to use the zoom option, please contact You will be given the link for the exam a day in advance.

After big written exams, "official" oral exams will be announced in TISS. Apart from those, and for the "small" courses, please contact me by e-mail for an individual appointment

As for the procedure for online exams:

  • In the beginning, you must present your ID.
  • Oral exams are public by law, so you are free to invite observers, and persons interested in watching an exam can also contact me. Any observer must be announced to me, there is a limit of at most ten persons watching, persons physically present in the room where the exam takes place must stay visible during the entire exam, and those watching over internet must turn their cameras and microphones off.