u/Darkness-a1544

I recently applied to the MSc Informatics at TUM and found that my bachelor's curriculum is missing a couple of courses compared to TUM's required curriculum, particularly Functional Programming & Verification and Theory of Computation.

I'm considering taking these courses before reapplying. I don't mean regular Coursera-style completion certificates, but graded online/MOOC university courses that provide an official transcript, credits, and a final grade/pass fail. For example the University of Helsinki offers Functional Programming I as a 5 ECTS online/MOOC course through its Open University.

Thanks!

I was rejected and trying to reapply to MSc Informatics and appear to be missing Theory of Computation and Functional Programming for the curricular analysis.

Has anyone successfully taken additional accredited university courses after completing their bachelor's, as a non-degree/visiting student, and then used those courses in the TUM curricular analysis when reapplying?

I got rejected from Msc. Informatics on the eligibility stage (before stages 1 and 2). It was because I filled them wrong and missed equivalence on some courses I took. Is it okay to re-apply the next cycle and reuse the statement of purpose and technical essay I wrote for the earlier application?

Thank you

Hello, I am shipping an item from Doha, Qatar to Paris, France. I received this now as an update:

Further Detail
Entry has been rejected by Customs Authorities.
Next Step
An attempt will be made to correct the entry and resubmit to Customs. A DHL representative will attempt to contact the consignee/importer or shipper if further information is required.

I was worried about if the shipment would go through since it’s a custom electronic device I built. It’s an adafruit microcontroller with a battery and inside a 3d printed case. I included the MSDS for the battery and was as thorough as possible when filling in the shipment details. It’s a gift.

What do you think is the best course of action and the outcome here?