You may not consult anyone other than your instructor. The instructor encourages the asking of questions, but reserves the right not to answer, just as you would expect during an exam. Any work that is not your own is considered a violation of the honor code. Laboratory programs are expected to be the work of the individual student, designed and coded by him or her alone. Assistance in the design or coding of program logic will be considered a violation of the honor code.
Team programs are laboratory or test programs to be worked on in teams of two or more students.
You are allowed to discuss team programs with your partners, but work with others is otherwise restricted by the appropriate rules above. Any work that is not the work of your team is considered a violation of the honor code. If you do not understand how the honor code applies to a particular assignment, consult your instructor. Students should be aware of the Computer Ethics outlined in the Student Handbook . To protect your work dispose of printouts and diskettes carefully, and avoid leaving your programs on hard disks in labs and other public storage areas.