Editing TU Wien:Intelligent Audio and Music Analysis VU (Knees) (section)

== Exercises ==
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The sheets contain cells with code skeletons and comments on how each part should be implemented, and some text-input cells that ask open questions about implementation decisions and tie back to some theoretical knowledge from the lecture. Some cells are already implemented and act as simple tests which make sure your code isn't completely broken, though the final grading is done by hand. In my opinion the grading is generous and it makes up for somewhat vague tasks that will have you searching the forums and mattermost. As far as I remember there was also an option to turn in assignments late for a reduced number of points.

The exercises were split into three topic blocks with about 3 sheets each. There was a mandatory number of points that needed to be acquired in each of those blocks in order to pass the course. While you can skip some exercises, I advise against it, as you will be re-using your own code a lot of the time. The tasks often reference previous exercises, so understanding those will always prove useful as you go along.