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2. Final deadline for submitting assignments
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The final deadline for submitting SO2 assignments is TODO.
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The final deadline for submitting SO2 assignments is **Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 23:59.**.
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Beyond this date, assignments cannot be submitted anymore.
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Please ensure timely submission of assignments with complete information to be graded.
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We will not accept assignments submitted after this date or assignments not submitted on vmchecker-next.
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There may be exceptions; you can help someone troubleshoot, but please ensure that it does not transition from "let's solve this problem together" to "let me solve your assignment for you".
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However, we recommend using the discussion list or the SO2 team to ask questions.
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5. Penalties for Copied Assignments
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5. Penalties for Plagiarized Assignments
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In general, we consider punitive measures as a last resort.
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As long as the assignment is completed individually, without problematic source code contribution from external sources, then it is not a copied assignment.
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As long as the assignment is completed individually, without problematic source code contribution from external sources, then it is not a plagiarized assignment.
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The notion of a copied assignment refers to, without limitation, situations such as:
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The notion of a plagiarized assignment refers to, without limitation, situations such as:
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* Two assignments that are similar enough to draw this conclusion;
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* Using source code from the internet that is an obvious solution to the assignment;
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* Following another colleague's code;
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* Direct assistance in completing the assignment (someone else wrote or dictated the code);
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* Someone else wrote the assignment (voluntarily, for payment, or other benefits).
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* If two assignments are considered copied, both the source and destination will be penalized equally, without discussions about who copied from whom and whose fault it is.
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* If two assignments are considered plagiarized, both the source and destination will be penalized equally, without discussions about who plagiarized from whom and whose fault it is.
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.. warning::
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Copying an assignment results in the elimination of points for the assignments completed up to that session.
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Plagiarizing an assignment results in the elimination of points for the assignments completed up to that session.
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Any assignment submitted until that session receives a score of 0 and cannot be resubmitted during the current academic year.
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If there were instances of copied assignments during the semester, it will be possible to obtain points in the summer, for the September session, from assignments **not yet** submitted.
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We reiterate that our goal is not and will not be penalization for copying.
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We consider copying to be dishonest behavior that will be punished if it occurs.
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However, our goal is to prevent copying; for this purpose, we offer support and resources from the team in all its forms (discussion list, face-to-face discussions with the SO2 team).
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If there were instances of plagiarized assignments during the semester, it will be possible to obtain points in the summer, for the September session, from assignments **not yet** submitted.
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We reiterate that our goal is not and will not be penalization for plagiarism.
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We consider cheating to be dishonest behavior that will be punished if it occurs.
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However, our goal is to prevent cheating; for this purpose, we offer support and resources from the team in all its forms (discussion list, face-to-face discussions with the SO2 team).
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Please use them with confidence; we believe that an honest approach to completing assignments will also result in a gain of knowledge and skills for you.
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6. Retake/Grade Increase
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In the retake/grade increase session in September, only assignments can be submitted, only the final exam can be retaken, or both.
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You can continue to submit assignments with the deadlines from the semester, meaning you can achieve a maximum grade of 7 for each assignment.
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Assignments are submitted using the vmchecker-next interface.
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If you did not have copied assignments during the semester, you can (re)submit any assignments.
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If there were instances of copied assignments during the semester, you can submit only assignments not yet submitted during the semester.
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If you did not have plagiarized assignments during the semester, you can (re)submit any assignments.
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If there were instances of plagiarized assignments during the semester, you can submit only assignments not yet submitted during the semester.
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The submission deadline is TODO
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If you do not wish to retake the final exam, you can choose not to participate in the exam.
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You can participate in only one exam during a session.
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7. Discipline Redo
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7. Class Redo
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If you prefer, you can keep the score from the previous academic year for the entire semester's activity (labs, assignments, course work), and only retake the final exam.
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You must achieve at least 4.5 points out of 10 to pass.
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1. Course (3 points)
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1. Lectures (3 points)
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* Completion of the course is conditioned by obtaining 30% (3 out of 10) of the course score.
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* The course score will be obtained from 11 course assignments to be completed before each class (one assignment is a bonus).
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* The lecture score will be obtained from 11 lecture quizzes to be completed before each class (one quiz is a bonus).
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* Each course assignment contains a set of 4 questions from the material covered in the previous class (one question is a bonus).
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* There will be no final exam.
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* Each question is scored with 0 or 1.
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* The verification, correction, and scoring of assignments:
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* The verification and scoring of assignments:
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* Assignments are tested against plagiarism.
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* Assignments will be automatically verified using the `vmchecker-next <https://github.com/systems-cs-pub-ro/vmchecker-next/wiki/Student-Handbook>`__ infrastructure integrated with moodle.
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* The verification tests are public.
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* After 12 days, no further deductions will be made; a maximum grade of 7 can be obtained for an assignment submitted 13 days after the deadline expiration, or 50 days, or more, including during the retake session.
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