hand-ins.tex

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      \item Must be in \enquote{passable} condition.
      \item Otherwise rejection without comment.

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      \item No plagiarism accepted.
      \item When working in group: everyone accountable.
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In general, all hand-ins in the course must be in a \enquote{passable} 
condition; \ie they must be well-written, grammatically correct and without 
spelling errors, have citations and references according to~\cite{IEEEcitation} 
(see also~\cite{PurdueCitation} for a tutorial), and finally fulfil all 
requirements from the assignment instruction.
If you hand something in which is not in this condition, you will receive an 
F without further comment.

All material handed-in must be created by yourself, or, in the case of group 
assignments, created by you or one of the group members.
When you refer to or quote other texts, then you must provide a correct list of 
references and, in the case of quotations, the quoted text must be clearly 
marked as quoted.
If any part of the document is plagiarized you risk being suspended from study 
for a predetermined time, not exceeding six months, due to disciplinary 
offence.
If it is a group assignment, all group members will be held accountable for 
disciplinary offence unless it is clearly marked in the work who is responsible 
for the part containing the plagiarism.

If cooperation takes place without the assignment instruction explicitly 
allowing this, this will be regarded as a disciplinary offence with the risk of
being suspended for a predetermined time, not exceeding six months.
Unless otherwise stated, all assignments are to be done individually.