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Community Guidelines

Course community guidelines to govern interactions in CMPSC 310 Spring 2023

Interactions in class and lab

  • Be an active listener. If something is not clear, ask questions.
  • Be considerate of everyone's varying technical background when presenting or engaging in class/team discussions/work.
  • Communicate regularly and appropriately with instructor, TLs, fellow class members, as questions or concerns arise.
  • Behave and act respectfully, using considerate language.

Interactions on Discord

  • Don't ping @everyone for communications destined for this class.
  • Respect people having varying working hours, do not expect an answer right away.
  • Post your issue/error in the course channel with clear description of the issue and images. If you are able to contribute to a solution for an issue someone posted, provide possible solutions.

Interactions on GitHub

  • Make meaningful and descriptive commits, explaining your contribution in a full sentence.
  • Make frequent and regular commits.
  • Ensure the final commit occurs before the due date.

Teamwork

Teams are to be self selected. Each team member must:

  • Abide by the Honor Code.
  • Complete all individual tasks for a team-based project, ensuring to do your part for each project
  • Adhere to deadlines, both intermediate and final project deadlines, as well as those set up by the team.
  • Communicate with your team members regularly.
  • Meet at agreed-upon times outside of class for project work.

Violations

Students are to report any violations to the professor via a Google Form.

  • Up to three "Interactions" violations will result in written warnings. After three written warnings from the instructor, student will receive half a course grade reduction for each further violation.
  • Teamwork guideline violations will result in a grade reduction for the assignment unless extenuating circumstances are presented to the satisfaction of the instructor.