Welcome to CMSC 10200.
Once again, welcome.
Instructor
Adam Shaw, PhD student. My office is Ryerson 257C; my office
hours are Tuesdays, 9:30 to 11.
My email address is available by request in person
(I'm in spam hiding).
Academic Honesty and Collaboration
Collaboration between students is healthy and enlivening and improves
your educational experience in essentially every way, as long as that
collaboration is done in the right spirit. Please observe the
following guidelines for any collaborations in which you participate:
- Document every collaboration clearly and in
writing on every piece of collaborative work. Name those with whom you
collaborated and describe the nature of the collaboration. Example:
John Cleese and I came up with the solution to problem 2 together
and loosely discussed the rest of the problems.
- Never blindly copy the work of another student.
- Never allow your work to be blindly copied by another.
People who copy others' work or allow their own work to be copied will
be disciplined accordingly.
Remember that the goal of higher education is not to compile good
grades or impress people. The goal is to understand. When in
doubt, appeal to that as your guiding principle.