| Your grades will be computed as follows: see lecture notes 1
Academic Integrity. The work you submit in CS 414 is expected
to be the result of your individual effort. You are to discuss approaches
to problems, and details of the system only with your instructors, and
you should never misrepresent someone else's work as your own. Permissible
cooperation should never involve a student possessing a copy of all or
part of another student's program or other work regardless of whether that
copy is on paper or in a computer file on a hard disk or a floppy disk.
The only exception to these rules is when two students work together to
submit a joint project.
It is also the student's responsibility to protect his/her work from
unauthorized access. For example, do not discard copies of your programs
in public places.
Violation of the Academic Integrity Code very often results in failure
in the course and permanent notations on your Cornell academic records.
If you have any question as to what constitutes ethical behavior, ask the
instructor first. We will not be sympathetic to claims of ignorance or
misunderstanding of the rules. |
