We will usually spend a class following each simulation discussing what went on and trying to explain why some of these things happened as well as what is illustrated. Several of your writing assignments ask you to analyze what happened and why. You will have about eight grades here. I reserve the right to add or subtract papers from the schedule as we see how the semester goes. That means passing off someone else's work for your own.
Purposeful deception can lead to a F in the course or even expulsion for the school.
Sadly, this has happened in my classes. So it's much better to learn about this now. Your percentage share goes up a bit each year. That's a political story itself. This means that at the beginning of class that day you should turn in the answers to the questions posed at the end of the section of readings due for that day.