Bachelor examinations
non-programmable calculator;
dictionary (without any notes, one dictionary at most)
non-programmable calculator;
dictionary (without any notes, one dictionary at most)
non-programmable calculator;
dictionary (without any notes, one dictionary at most)
Master examinations
non-programmable calculator;
dictionary (without any notes, one dictionary at most)
non-programmable calculator;
dictionary (without any notes, one dictionary at most)
Important Notes:
Not allowed are in particular devices capable of internet usage and communication (for example mobile phones, tablets, smartwatches, notebooks etc.)
A programmable calculator remains still a programmable calculator even after a "reset". This means that programmable calculators are not allowed, even if the device is resetted by a supervising person.
The law codes and texts must be a plain text output, which means that editions with explanations or further comments are not allowed. In the legal texts as well as in the dictionaries it is allowed to underline and highlight (also colored). Handwritten entries of any kind (for example paragraph notes) are not allowed. Internally generated text collections such as prints are not allowed.
Small slips of paper to quickly find passages can be attached and also labeled as long as the label only contains keywords from the legislative/ standard text (eg. the inscription "imparity" is not allowed, as the term does not appear in the law texts).
Law codes and texts as well as calculators will be surveyed during the exams!