Posted after the last day of final exams. There is no standard mapping from grade point ranges to letter grades.

You are required to work in a team of 5-7 members on course project. Tutorials may be completed either individually or in teams of at most 2 people. You may partner differently for each tutorial.

Acts of cheating and plagiarizing will be reported to the Engineering Honor Council. Cheating is when you copy, with or without modification, someone else's work that is not meant to be publicly accessible. Plagiarizing is when you copy, with or without modification, someone else's work that is publicly available without acknowledging the original author. Please further review the College of Engineering Honor Code.

If you received substantial help from another person or AI/LLM to complete your assignment, you must name and acknowledge them in your work. If you use any published materials (books, papers, or materials found on the Web) in any submitted work, you must give full citation that enable the location of the original materials (for example, the URL of the website).

You will have ONE opportunity to fix bugs in each graded tutorial by the assigned office hour following the tutorial's due date. Corrected code can be credited up to 50% of its original grade points. Code not submitted by deadline will be ineligible for regrade. To be eligible for regrade, do not modify the code on your git repo past the due date. Code with commit time past the deadline will not be eligible for regrade.

Other than the tutorials, you have two business days from when a grade is communicated to you to ask for regrade. To ask for regrade, you must submit a written request explaining the technical reasons that would make a regrade necessary. A regrade means regrading your whole work and may result in an overall lower grade.

Due to the nature of the assignments, no late work will be accepted. All presentations must be submitted through Canvas by the deadline and, where requested, link to video posted on a Google spreadsheet. If you do not turn in an assignment by its due date, you will receive a zero for the assignment.

You will have at least one week to complete each assignment or quiz. Extensions will be given only for documented medical and family emergencies.

Cloud services such as compute engine (AWS or GCP), git repo (GitHub), collaborative apps (Trello, Figma), video hosting site (YouTube) have been known to become inaccessible for 24 hours or more. Video encoding and uploading can take longer than expected. Your laptop could crash, or you could be locked out by Bitlocker or other security measures on your laptop. CAEN/ITCS computer labs could be full or closed and machines slowed down due to overload. NO extension will be given for any of these reasons. Plan on them happening and have your work done a couple of days before any due dates. Extensions will also not be given for job interview nor any other non-emergency activities.

Keep a backup of your work off-site, for example, on a remote git repo, and keep your backup fresh.