Lecture

Analyse 1: Group Rotation and Basic Rules of Hygiene

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Description

This lecture covers the group rotation schedule for the Autumn semester 2020, including the distribution of students into different groups. It also emphasizes the importance of following basic rules of hygiene, such as wearing masks, maintaining distance, and cleaning hands. The lecture provides guidance on accessing course materials and attending sessions. Additionally, it discusses operations between sets, subsets, and elements, highlighting concepts like complementary and intersection sets.

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