The ONE spreadsheet to rule...

[PhiSpel]

• Exercises hierarchy
• Proofread?
• is the exercise easy to dive into? does it contain an example?
• formatting ok?
• licensing ok?
• link to ebook?
• is this exercise ready to use for Testat?
• which scientific domain is concerned?
• universal reference/label
• correct captions
• [ ]
• ...

[Florian314]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VzA6rIrLjV0GJee_7CQShjTJ-w86xugP6vsIzDmNSGs/edit?usp=sharing

[PhiSpel]

@LeaKruehler, can you assign yourself as well to checkmark the exercises you proofread already?

[LeaKruehler]

Nice idea with the spreadsheet!
Assigned myself and added "Korrekturlesen", for me to check, in the spreadsheet.
Im not sure, if the excersices in the spreadsheet are in the correct order, for example the Matlab Einführung is a complete chapter on its own now. I always use the link [tinyurl.com/hbrs-modsim], which is under the about section in the overview in github, to check the current state of the website. Is that even the right way to check it?

[PhiSpel]

Nice idea with the spreadsheet! Assigned myself and added "Korrekturlesen", for me to check, in the spreadsheet. Im not sure, if the excersices in the spreadsheet are in the correct order, for example the Matlab Einführung is a complete chapter on its own now.

That's correct, unfortunately the order changed just after @Florian314 changed it. You can change the order as you wish, the spreadsheet should be independent from it

I always use the link [tinyurl.com/hbrs-modsim], which is under the about section in the overview in github, to check the current state of the website. Is that even the right way to check it?

That's absolutely right

[LeaKruehler]

Just for the record:
I changed it. :)

[LeaKruehler]

I included the Spreadsheet to the wiki, so its easier to find :)