Collaboration is a very good thing. On the other hand, cheating is considered a very serious offense and is vigorously prosecuted. Vigorous prosecution requires that you be advised of the cheating policy of the course before the offending act.

For this quarter, the policy is simple: don’t cheat. You know it when you’re doing it. We’ll recognize it when you do it. For example:

• Never share code or text on the project.
• Never use someone else’s code or text in your solutions.
• Never consult project code or text that might be on the Internet.

On the other hand, for this class, you are strongly encouraged to:

• Share ideas.
• Explain your code to someone to see if they know why it doesn’t work.
• Help someone else debug if they’ve run into a wall.

If you obtain help of any kind, always write the name(s) of your sources.

Please read CSE’s Academic Misconduct Policy.