CS 2200 Rules and Regulations

1. Academic misconduct is taken very seriously in this class. We will 
analyze what you turn in against other students submissions in the 
current semester as well as previous semesters. You are required to do 
your own work without looking at other students code no matter what the 
source is. You are also expected and required to report any incidents of 
academic misconduct to the course instructor or to the Dean of Students 
responsible for Academic Misconduct. Failure to do so is in itself 
Academic Misconduct.

2. You are responsible for turning in assignments on time. This includes 
allowing for unforseen circumstances. You are also responsible for 
insuring that what you turned in is what you meant to turn in. WebWork 
includes a getback feature: This allows you to retrieve exactly what you 
submitted and insure that it works. Take advantage of this feature.

3. In general, programming assignments should be turned in with a 
Makefile and all files needed to compile and run the program. The TA 
grading your submission should be able to make and run your program 
without adding files, repairing things etc.

4. Tests and examinations must be taken at the scheduled date and 
time. Please do not ask for special treatment because you (or your 
parents) have purchased non-refundable airline tickets. The safe time 
to travel is at the end of or after finals week. The finals schedule 
published at the beginning of the semester is TENTATIVE. The official 
schedule gets published very late in the semester.

5. If you need a certain grade in order to stay in school, maintain a 
scholarship, etc. the time to worry about this is right from the 
beginning of the course not during the week before finals. Grades are 
based on demonstrated performance not individual need based on 
factors external to the course. Please do not request special 
consideration based on this type of situation.

6. Final grades will be available from OSCAR normally sometime the 
week after finals. You may review your final and discuss your grades 
during the following semester in which you are attending Ga Tech. 
Grades will not be discussed over break.

7. If you have any personal problems (family/illness/etc.) please go 
to the Dean of Student's (Gail DiSabatino) office located in the 
Student Services Building (Flag Building) next to the Student Center. 
She is equipped and authorized to verify the problems and she will 
issue a note to all your instructors making them aware of the problem 
and requesting whatever extension, etc. is necessary.

8. The .announce newsgroup should be read every day. Official 
announcements about course matters will be posted there. The general 
course newsgroup is for posting technical questions about 
assignments, tests etc. Complaints, questions about your personal 
problems, etc. should be discussed with your instructor in person or 
via email.

9. Out of consideration to your fellow students please turn off cell 
phones, beepers, writwatch alarms, etc. Also, make every effort to be 
on time for class. If you unavoidably late, please sit near the back 
and try to avoid as much disruption to the class as possible.

10. If you are graduating and need this course to do so please inform 
your instructor as soon as possible.

11. Complaints about TA's should be directed to the course instructor 
during office hours or via email.

12. The deadline for regrades is 2 weeks after an assignment grade is 
posted or returned to you. This deadline also applies to picking up 
items which are returned in class. After this deadline no grade 
changes will be made and tests not picked up will be destroyed.