CS 155 Collaboration Policy (Winter 2023) .xlsx

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1	CS 155 Collaboration Policy
2	Should any part of this policy be unclear or should you have any questions about how you are allowed to collaborate, you are strongly encouraged to contact your professor.
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4		Homework	Projects	Exams
5	You may use the following resources:

6	Course textbook (including answers in the back)	YES	YES	YES
7	Course handouts	YES	YES	YES
8	Other books	YES	YES	YES
9	Your notes (taken in class or copied/summarized from class notes ofothers or official instructor's notes)	YES	YES	YES
10	Direct copies (such as photocopies, pictures, scans) of class notes of others or official instructor's notes	YES	YES	YES
11	Your returned assignments	YES	YES	YES
12	Solutions to assignments / exams from previous years	NO	NO	NO
13	Solutions to assignments / exams from the current year, distributed by the instructor	YES	YES	YES
14	Consult material posted publicly on the course forum (e.g. Piazza or other)	YES	YES	YES
15	Post questions about problems on the course forum (e.g. Piazza or other), provided the question doe not reveal a partial solution	YES	YES	YES
16	Consult online resources such as Wikipedia for general background material	YES	YES	YES
17	Consult online resources for material specific to the work in the course	YES	YES	YES
18	Post questions about problems on online sources such as question/answer forums	YES	YES	YES
19	For written assignments, you may:
20	Discuss problems with others in small groups	YES	YES	NO
21	Look at individual written work of others while researching a problem	YES	YES (same group)	NO
22	Look at communal materials, such as a group discussion performed on a white board, while writing up your solution	YES	YES	NO
23	Reference group work or another student's completed solution in your own solution	NO	YES (same group)	NO
24	Directly copy group work or another student's completed solution in your own solution	NO	YES (same group)	NO
25	For coding assignments, you may:
26	Look at code written by other students in the class	NO	YES (same group)	NO
27	Look at code found in online repositories, or written by former students in the class	NO	NO	NO
28	Look at code written by anyone not in your group (including online resources or textbooks)	YES	YES	YES
29	Help other students debug their code, as long as you abide by the 50-foot rule	YES	YES	NO
30	Ask a non-student (e.g., upperclassmen, tutor) to help debug your code, as long as you abide by the 50-foot rule	YES	YES	NO
31	Ask the instructor to help debug your code	YES	YES	NO
32	Use an extenal library, as long as it does not provide a direct solution	YES	YES	YES
33	Discuss high-level problems with others in small groups	YES	YES	NO
34	Look at communal materials, such as a group discussion performed on a white board, while writing up your solution	YES	YES	NO
35	Look at another student's or group's completed solution	NO	NO	NO
36	You must:
37	Turn in your own writeup / program	YES	YES	YES
38	Indicate your name on your solution	YES	YES	YES
39	Indicate the names of all collaborators on your solution	YES	YES
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