Grading

Grade Disputes, Re-grading and Grade-related Policies: Despite best efforts, sometimes miss-grading does happen. All grade disputes and re-grading must be brought to instructor's or TA's attention within 1 week of the grade being released. All such requests must be done through a Piazza as a direct post to the instructors. You must clearly identify the issues and describe why you believe re-grading is warranted. Similarly, if you have a ligitimate excuse for missing a Clicker quiz, please let instructor know and provide appropitate evidance within 1 week of the original quiz date. Note that Clicker quiz missed for ligitimate and documented reason (e.g., attandance of conferences, sickness, travel for job interview) will simply be dropped. You will be asked to provide supporting documentation (note from a doctor, travel and conference registration, etc.). There will be no make-ups for missed Midterms.

Assignments (45% of the grade)

All assignments are to be done individually. There are 6 graded (and 1 ungraded) asssignment each worth the same amount. The ungraded assignment is Assignment 0. Assignment 1 to 6 are graded.

Late Policy: Every student is allotted three ``late days'', which allow assignments to be handed in late without penalty on three days or parts of days during the term. The purpose of late days is to allow students the flexibility to manage unexpected obstacles to coursework that arise during the course of the term, such as travel, moderate illness, conflicts with other courses, extracurricular obligations, job interviews, etc. Thus, additional late days will NOT be granted except under truly exceptional circumstances. If an assignment is submitted late and a student has used up all of her/his late days, 25% will be deducted for every day the assignment is late. (e.g., an assignment 2 days late and graded out of 100 points will be awarded a maximum of 50 points.) How late does something have to be to use up a late day? A day is defined as a 24-hour block of time beginning at 10 minutes past 11:59pm on the day an assignment is due. To use a late day, write the number of late days claimed on the first page of your assignment. Examples: Handing in an assignment at 1am the night assignment is due will use up 1 late day. Handing in an assignment at 10:15am the morning after it is due similarly consumes one late day. Handing in an assignment at 10:15am on the following day consumes two late days.

Expectations: To get top marks, programs must not only work correctly, but also must be clearly documented and easily understood. Marks may be deducted for lack of comments. Note that default comments provided in starter files are not considered sufficient for full credit. You will be deducted points if either the PDF writeup or your code are missing. The material you hand in, including figures, must be legible.

Schedule

Academic Conduct

Each student is responsible for understanding and abiding by the University and Departmental policies on academic conduct. Any violations of such policies will be punishable according to the guidelines. Specifically:
- Computer Science Department Policies on Academic Integrity
- UBC policy on Academic Misconduct
- Computer Science Department Policies on Equality, Inclusion and Wellness
- Computer Science Department Policies and Responsibilities.