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Policies on Team Work and Academic Integrity
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Team work
The assignment and most of the labs in this course are done in teams of 1 or 2 students.
For these assignments, a team may elect to increase the team size by one more person for a 20% penalty:
these assessments can be done in in teams of 3 people,
but each member of the team will only receive 80% of the earned grade for that assignment.
To qualify for this 20% penalty
a team must declare its size in writing when the work is submitted and not afterwards.
In Crowdmark, this is done by adding a third member to the Crowdmark team.
In Moons/D2L, this is done by listing the third member in the D2L text submission.
Academic Integrity
It is expected that all individual work submitted for evaluation in this course
will be original and that each team will produce their own original work.
- If a team decides to add extra members without declaring this on their submission,
or if two teams submit the same work, this is cheating, which is a form of academic misconduct.
- If a team submits work that is copied from an external source,
this is plagiarism, which is also a form of academic misconduct.
More details on Academic Integrity and Academic Miscondict can be found on the web site of the
Academic Integrity Office of Toronto Metropolitan University
This page is maintained by
Sophie Quigley
(cps420@cs.torontomu.ca)
Last modified
Thursday, 12-Jan-2023 23:01:26 EST