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"I, who collaborated with a friend on one small part of the assignment," So you admit you cheated and then you turn around and say "this guy is a racist"? LOL.
by roel_v 15y ago
"I, who collaborated with a friend on one small part of the assignment,"
So you admit you cheated and then you turn around and say "this guy is a racist"? LOL. I guess I could make some more observations from my own experiences here, but that would make me "racist" too I guess...
- qq66 15y agoEach university and individual course has its own collaboration guidelines. Collaborating with a friend on a part of the assignment could be completely kosher. Not enough information to judge.
- Panos 15y agoFrom the syllabus and the assignment description: "Students may not work together on graded assignment unless the instructor gives express permission. Collaborating on graded assignments with students from other sections, is a violation of the Stern Honor Code. Similarly, getting help to complete the graded assignments from students that attended the class in the past is also a violation of the Stern Honor Code." I explicitly prohibited students from working together on individual assignments. There were plenty of group projects for doing so, but for the individual assignments I wanted the students to work alone. The student clearly violated the Stern Honor Code, and he is openly admitting that.