Regulations for assessed exercises Ethics Assessed exercises are part of the examination process and must be treated accordingly. It is a serious offence to copy or collude in assessed exercises. The course employs copying detection software for all assessed exercises. Read Academic Ethics and Assessed Exercises . Presentation Assessed exercises must be professionally presented, and follow a standard layout.
Every assessed exercise has a hand-in date.
There is no facility for late submissions except in serious personal circumstances, most typically a case of prolonged serious illness. An illness of a couple of days prior to the deadline is not normally treated as prolonged serious illness. If an assessed exercise is to be submitted late, you must normally get clearance in advance by e-mailing the module lecturer. If you wish to withdraw a submission in order to re-submit a different version, you may arrange that. Otherwise if you make multiple submissions you will be credited with the submission which merits the lowest mark among those you submitted.