CSE 130-230

Programming Assignments (7): 30%

Programming assignments will be assigned regularly. You have a total of four late days that you can use throughout the quarter (where a late day means anything between 1 second and 23 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds past a deadline). After that, we take 15% off a given assignment for each additional late day.

Midterm (Closed Book): 35%

Midterm exam will be held on Sun 11/04/2018, 10:30am-11:50am. Closed book, but you will be allowed one cheat-sheet.

Final (Closed Book): 35%

Final examination must be taken at the time and place scheduled by the registrar. It is currently scheduled for Tue 12/11/2018, 7:00pm-9:59pm. You must present a valid UCSD ID. Closed book, but you will be allowed one cheat-sheet.

Cheating WILL be taken seriously. It is not fair toward honest students to take cheating lightly, nor is it fair to the cheater to let him/her go on thinking that cheating is a reasonable alternative in life.
The following is not considered cheating:
- discussing broad ideas about programming assignments in groups, without being at a computer (with code-writing and debugging done individually, later).
The following is considered cheating:
- discussing programming assignments with someone who has already completed the problem, or looking at their completed solution.
- looking at anyone else’s solution
- looking at solutions from the web, previous versions of the class, or anywhere else.
- leaving your code (for example in an online repository) visible to others, leading others to look at your solution.
- receiving, providing, or soliciting assistance from unauthorized sources during a test.
Programming assignments are not intended to be grade-makers, but to prepare you for the tests, which are the grade-makers. Cheating on the programming assignment is not only unethical, but shows a fundamental misunderstanding of the purpose of these assignments.
Penalties: If the teaching staff become aware of any violations of these rules by a student I will initiate the actions described in the Policy on Academic Integrity. If found responsible, the academic sanctions may result in a zero for the assignment, a zero for that portion of your grade, an “F” in the course, among others.

Grading

Academic Integrity