Honours - Assignment Submission Procedure Clayton Campus

Assignments MUST have a cover sheeting indicating:

• Subject code and Name
• Student I.D. Number
• Name (Please print - Surname: Other names)
• Assignment
• The name of the lecturer who is responsible for marking our assignment/prac.
• Declaration

Unless advised differently by your lecturer/demonstrator, students are to submit their assignments to the designated Assignment Box outside the Enquiries Office, ground floor Information Technology building 63 or at lectures.

Written assignments submitted to the Assignment Box are due at 12 noon on the due date.

Assignments will be stamped with the date and time. A late penalty may be applied, at the discretion of the lecturer. In the case of illness, etc. a letter of explanation and a medical certificate should be attached to your assignment. Application may be made to the lecturer regarding leniency. Assignments delivered after the due date without the lecturer's approval may be returned unmarked.

It is the student's responsibility to keep a copy of all work submitted.

It is important that your solutions to the assignment questions be your own work. It is perfectly acceptable to seek help and advice when completing the assignments, but this must not be taken to the point where what is submitted is in part someone else's work.

Please note that, since the assignments are used in assessing your final grade in this subject, the following Faculty policy applies.

"Students should note that cheating is regarded as a very serious offence which is likely to lead not only to failure in the subject concerned but also to additional penalties including exclusion. Students should carefully note that the taking of any unauthorised material into examinations such as notes and unauthorised dictionaries will be regarded as cheating. Students should also note that essays, assignments and other work are generally understood to be the student's own work and where such work is identical with, or similar to, another student's work, an assumption of cheating may arise. Where students wish to undertake work in conjunction with other students, it is suggested that the matter be discussed with the lecturer concerned."
Faculty of Computing and Information Technology Handbook

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