A bunch of useful information I've collected while studying at the Technical University of Munich.
The contributors imagined/came up with all of the course information in this repo randomly, including the grades. All matches with real courses and grades are purely coincidental.
How to contribute
Course exam statistics
You can help expand this website with new information by adding your own course exam statistics!
All your courses
A handy script was created to extract all grade reports for a TUMOnline student account. To run the script:
- Install git, add it to PATH.
- Fork the repository, clone your fork.
- Install Python 3.7 or newer, add python and pip to PATH.
- Run
pip install requests. - From repository root run
python scripts/course-glob.py name=ab12cde@mytum.de pass=42424242. - If you get errors, report them by creating a new issue.
- Check endterm/retake filenames and field in files. Check exam_type, mode, lang fields in files.
- Commit changes, push to your fork, create a pull request.
Single course
In short, create a new issue based on this template by going here and replace the values with your own data. The description is copy-pasted onto the page directly and follows the markdown format (but you can use plain text too). After some time, the statistics you have submitted will appear on the website. For now there's a manual review step done by me, so don't worry too much about breaking the website. When I see that everything is ok, I put a label on the issue and GitHub Actions take care of the rest by adding a new page to the website and building it.
Feature requests and bug reports
There also are issue templates for such cases back on GitHub. If something is wrong or you want something to get better, here's what to do:
- Create a new issue and outline what is wrong and/or what you need.
- (Optionally) If you want to try and fix the issue, state it in a comment, fork the repo, make the changes, and submit a pull request.