Anything you turn in with your name on it must be your own work, that is, written or coded by you and not copied from anyone or anywhere else. You must do anything you turn in with your name on it individually. You may consult with other students and the course instructor to clarify points of confusion and share ideas. However, everything you turn in with your name on it must be your own work. Copying from others is expressly forbidden. Allowing others to copy from you is expressly forbidden. For programming assignments, allowing others to look at your code is expressly forbidden. If you use materials that you've obtained on the Internet, from a book, etc., you must include an appropriate reference. To use such materials without proper attribution is a form of plagiarism.
The violation of these rules will result in an F for the course, effective immediately, and a letter to the Office of the Dean of Students.
By registering in this course, each one of you is explicitly agreeing to abide by and adhere to the above statements on academic integrity.
It is natural and desirable, in fact encouraged, that students help each other in the labs, such as discussing their approaches to the problem. But each student must be certain that the assignment handed in represents his or her own effort.
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Policy Concerning Students with Disabilities: In compliance with Rowan University policy and applicable laws, appropriate academic accommodations are available to you if you are a student with a disability. All requests for accommodations must be supported by appropriate documentation / diagnosis and determined reasonable by Rowan University. Students with documented disabilities (physical, learning, psychological) who may need academic accommodations are advised to make an appointment with the Office of Specialized Services/Disability resources in Savitz 339 (x4233). Students with disabilities are encouraged to speak with their instructor as early in the semester as possible about their needs for special accommodations. Late notification will delay requested accommodations.