Class Honor Policy Statement I trust every student in this course to fully comply with all of the provisions of the UVA honor system. That institution is one of the glories of Mr. Jefferson's University, and provides important benefits to the whole community. Each of us has an obligation to help maintain it. On every exam, please write "Pledged", and sign your name. On every homework assignment you hand in, please write "Pledged". If you work with a Study Group, each member of your Study Group should sign beneath it. In addition to pledging that you (or your Study Group) have neither received nor given aid while taking your exam or doing your homework, your signature also affirms that you have not or the accessed anyone else’s notes, study outlines, problem sets, old exams, answer keys, textbook while taking an exam, and that you have not obtained any answers from another student's exam. Plagiarism is an Honor offense. The Honor Committee provides a very straightforward discussion, "Fraud and the Honor System", at: www.virginia.edu/honor/proc/fraud.html If, in my judgment, it is beyond a reasonable doubt that a student has committed an honor violation with regard to a given exam, that student will receive an immediate grade of 'F' for that exam, regardless of any subsequent action taken by the Honor Committee. Simon Anderson
Class Honor Policy Statement I trust every student in this course to fully comply with all of the provisions of the UVA honor system. That institution is one of the glories of Mr. Jefferson's University, and provides important benefits to the whole community. Each of us has an obligation to help maintain it. On every exam, please write "Pledged", and sign your name. On every homework assignment you hand in, please write "Pledged". If you work with a Study Group, each member of your Study Group should sign beneath it. In addition to pledging that you (or your Study Group) have neither received nor given aid while taking your exam or doing your homework, your signature also affirms that you have not accessed anyone else’s notes, study outlines, problem sets, old exams, answer keys, or the textbook while taking an exam, and that you have not obtained any answers from another student's exam. Plagiarism is an Honor offense. The Honor Committee provides a very straightforward discussion, "Fraud and the Honor System", at: www.virginia.edu/honor/proc/fraud.html If, in my judgment, it is beyond a reasonable doubt that a student has committed an honor violation with regard to a given exam, that student will receive an immediate grade of 'F' for that exam, regardless of any subsequent action taken by the Honor Committee. Simon Anderson
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