You can expect that performance at 90% or higher earns an A, 80% or higher earns a B, etc. The scale might be adjusted by the instructor. if deemed necessary.
Assignments. All assignments are be done individually unless announced otherwise. The use of external resources used for assignments should be properly documented and the extent to which it provided help. Written homeworks should be typed (diagrams can be hand-drawn).
Late submissions. Late homework or programming submissions are accepted within one day (24 hours) of the original deadline at 20% penalty. In extenuating circumstances the student needs to contact the instructor as early as feasible.
Grading. Homework or exam regrade requests need to be submitted within two weeks of releasing the graded material to the class. The request needs to be in writing clearly describing the error in grading.
Course materials. Sharing of the course materials provided by the instructor with someone who is not currently enrolled in this course or in a forum accessible to someone not currently enrolled in this course requires instructor's permission.
Your instructor will treat you as a professional, and you should plan on conducting yourself in an appropriate way. No behavior that compromises academic honesty (such as use of someone else's work or code, using prohibited materials during tests, or making your work available to others) will be tolerated in this course. If you need assistance with anything, do not hesitate to contact the instructor.
It is expected that your work represents your own understanding of the problem. If work of others is used, it must be properly cited. Use of properly cited material is acceptable, but no referencing is treated as claiming the work as your own.
Academic integrity is a fundamental university value. Through the honest completion of academic work, students sustain the integrity of the university and of themselves while facilitating the university's imperative for the transmission of knowledge and culture based upon the generation of new and innovative ideas.
Academic dishonesty will not be tolerated in this course. It is the CSE policy that each case of academic integrity violation is recorded. The standing policy of the department is that all students involved in an academic integrity violation will receive an F grade for the course. Repeated violations always result in a failure in the course with possibly more severe actions imposed by the university.
For more information, please refer to the CSE academic integrity policy and UB academic integrity policy.
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