Academic Dishonesty

receive help from the professor, the lab assistant, and the TAs.
discuss the requirements of the assignments, the meaning of programs, or high level algorithms with other students or outside sources. If you have any doubt with respect to what is acceptable to discuss, speak with the professor first.

look at another student's code or other solutions.
receive unapproved help from an outside source including a tutor or a family member.
copy code or text from any source, including the web.

If you wish to get a tutor in the course, you must first speak with the professor.
Any help (including high level discussion of assignments, algorithms, and programs) from a source other than the professor, the lab assistant, or a TA must acknowledged. Example sources that must be cited are a parent, a family friend, and a tutor. Your citation should be at the top of your assignment, or in a comment at the top of your program.
Any code or written solution submitted by a student must be completely original. No portion of a student's code or text may be copied from any other source (including another student, a web page, or another text book).

The penalty for a first offense (including a failure to cite any help you received) will be a 0 on the assignment. Two students who submit identical code will both receive a 0 on the assignment. Make sure to remove all relevant files when leaving a shared computer and remove all printouts from a shared printer.
A second offense will result in a report to the Dean of the College and further action.