CPSC 370: Functional and Logic Programming

Policies

These policies apply to CPSC 370 taught in Prince George in the Fall 2019 semester.

Cheating:

Don't. First offenses result in a grade of -100% on the assignment in question and formal notification of the College Dean. Allowing someone to copy your work is cheating. The UNBC Calendar describes academic offenses and possible penalties in more detail.

Marking Scheme Changes:

I reserve the right to change weightings given in the marking scheme on the course outline. Students are guaranteed that their letter grade will not decrease as the result of such a change.

Attendance:

Attendance in this course is the student's responsibility and is not monitored by the instructor. Students are entirely responsible for being aware of material discussed in lecture, even if they are unavoidably prevented from attending.

Examination Policies:

Students are responsible for being aware of all relevant examination policies. Click here for examination policies common to all courses.

Programming Homework Submission :

Most homework consists of small programming problems.

Solutions to an individual problems consist of code contained in an appropriate file type (for instance, a .java-file for a java related question). Solutions should be submitted by e-mail as attachments. Do not submit Word files, .txt files, or .pdf files as solutions to programming problems unless specifically asked to do so.

Where multiple problems or multiple pieces of code are involved, use some standard form of combining files (for instance, tar or zip files). All files, whether individual or combined, should be named in a way that uniquely identifies the student, course, and assignment.

Cell phones:

Please avoid being disruptive. Cell-phone use is forbidden during examinations.