Course Contract
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Cheating You may not collaborate with anyone on any of the two exams. You may not use any electronic tools, including phones, tablets, laptops, desktop computers, etc.
Once assigned, you must collaborate with your partner on the weekly homeworks. You may request help from any staff member on weekly problem sets but you must do so together with your partner. If you discuss the homework with other students, this discussion should be purely theoretical and at no point should you show your code to any student other than your assigned partner, or view code written by any student other than your assigned partner.
In addition, it is considered a violation of academic integrity to submit work that you have not contributed to. This means that if you ask your partner to do the homework one week, and then you do the homework the next week, you are cheating. This hurts you in the long run because you don’t have the knowledge from the week(s) when you didn’t help with the homework. Since the exams are not collaborative, you will need to know all the material.
Students caught cheating will be reported to the university’s office on academic integrity and punished by the course staff.
Contract
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read the textbook every day;
work through at least one textbook exercise per day (including weekend days);
keep up to date with Piazza posts and information posted there (yes, this means you have to read every post);
meet with my pair-programming partner on the agreed-upon basis;
notify my lab TA immediately if my partner doesn’t show up or contribute.
I understand that I have the right to get advice from one of my instructors within 24 hours (including weekends) via email and/or see my instructor by appointment.
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