Grading

• Grading is subject to change.
• All assignments are to be done on an individual basis unless otherwise stated.
• Late assignments will not be accepted unless stated otherwise.
  
• The Final Project is in place of a final exam. Depending on the nature of the project itself, students may be required to purchase a small amount of hardware (e.g., Raspberry Pi Zero or Arduino Uno). Hardware items are not expected to cost more than a few dollars and certainly significantly less than the price of a textbook. Further details will be covered in the class.
• Do NOT share your assignments on public repositories (e.g., gitlab, github, bitbucket, Google/Microsoft/Apple cloud storage, Dropbox, and other similar sites). You may, however, use a private site for your own files.
• Do NOT share the class assignment details with other sites (e.g., Chegg, UpWork) or other people outside the class. This includes people who are paid to help with homeworks.
• If you have any files shared on public sites related to this course, please remove them immediately, or make them private.
  
• If you use help from outside sources, you must cite those sources.
• We use demos to make sure you are representing your assignment solution as your own. Be prepared to answer questions about your solution to verify you understand the work.
• Enjoy the course and have fun!

See the CAS Academic Conduct Code, in particular regarding plagiarism and cheating on exams. Copies of the CAS Academic Conduct Code are also available in room CAS 105. A student suspected of violating this code will be reported to the Academic Conduct Committee, and if found culpable, the student will receive a grade of "F" for the course.