DSC 10 Syllabus Check

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Hi! This Syllabus Check is a short quiz designed to make sure you know the course policies and how to find information on the course website. Before taking this quiz, make sure to read through the full course website at dsc10.com, especially the syllabus page. Feel free to refer to the course website when answering the questions below, and in general, always refer to the course website first when you're unsure about class policies.

You must complete this Syllabus Check before the deadline with a score of 80% or higher to earn participation credit. You can only take this quiz once, so make sure to read the website thoroughly before beginning.

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Record my email address with my response

You are having trouble finishing up the Midterm Project and you'd like to use slip days to turn it in late. What is the maximum number of hours late you can turn in the project and still get credit for it, assuming you have sufficient slip days remaining? *

1 point

Are you allowed to use AI tools on assignments? *

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No, AI tools are strictly prohibited in this class.

AI tools are allowed for projects only.

Yes, with citation. We even have a custom AI Tutor for this course!

You've written some code to answer a homework question, but it's not quite working and you'd like a staff member to look at it. You can either attend office hours or ask for help online in which of the following ways?

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Send a message on Canvas.

Send an email.

Make a public Campuswire post with your code so other students can benefit from the response.

Make a private Campuswire post with your code.

What is your PID? *

What happens if you already used up all of your slip days and then turn in the Final Project one hour late?
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The Final Project will receive a 50% penalty.

Email your instructor to ask for some leniency.

Your Final Project will not be graded and will not count for credit.

You'll get credit for your Final Project, but will get a 0 on an earlier assignment.

Which of the following activities is permitted in this class?
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Showing your code to another student when they are stuck on a specific homework problem.

Describing to another student how you solved a specific homework problem.

Doing sections 1 and 2 of the final project, and having your partner do sections 3 and 4.

None of the above.

You submitted Homework 3 on time but you realize the next day that you submitted the wrong file type. What should you do?

1 point

Panic.

Resubmit your homework then notify the course staff on Campuswire.

Resubmit your homework. It won't use up a slip day because you originally submitted on time.

Resubmit your homework. It will use up a slip day because only the latest submission counts.

Is attendance mandatory in lecture? *

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Yes, attendance is always mandatory.

Yes, except if you email your instructor or TA to notify them of your absence.

No, attendance is never required, and you don't need to notify anyone if you'll be absent.

Suppose your four quiz scores were 60%, 70%, 80%, and 90%. Which of the following describes the quiz grade that will contribute to your overall grade?
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You will earn 8.5% out of a possible 12% for quizzes.

You will earn 9% out of a possible 12% for quizzes.

You will earn 9.6% out of a possible 12% for quizzes.

You will earn 10.2% out of a possible 12% for quizzes.

How are the autograder tests in homeworks different from those in labs?
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There are no differences between the two.

Lab have hidden correctness tests, while homeworks do not.

Homework tests only check formatting, not correctness.

Lab tests only check formatting, not correctness.

Are discussion sections and lectures recorded for future reference?
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Yes, all lectures and discussion sections are recorded.

Lectures are recorded, but discussion sections are not.

Discussion sections are recorded, but lectures are not.

No, neither lectures nor discussion sections are recorded.

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