COMP/CS 605: Introduction to Parallel Computing (Spring, 2017) |
Course Policies & Information |
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Course Information: |
Prerequisites: |
COMP/CS 605 is designed for graduate students enrolled in a scientific
discipline such as Computer Science, Computational Science, Engineering, Bioinformatics, with suitable preparation. Students must have graduate standing or approval by the instructor.
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Grading Policy: |
Grades will be based on completion of all assignments and exams (TBD, depending on class progress). Approximate
weighting of class work is shown below:
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Assignments:All assignments must be on time, or points will be lost (2% the first day, and 1%/day afterwards). Specific requirements for each assignment will be explained. Grading requirements will be provided with the assignment, and are subject to slight changes based on the project. HW grades will be based on several factors, including:
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Waitlist Policy
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Cheating: |
Plagiarism, cheating, and "oversharing" with collaborators or classmates code and work is not allowed. There are ways to credit sources of information (and inspiration), which will be clearly described in the lectures, and inclusion of references is required. Note: exchange of ideas and working in study groups is part of the fun of learning, but does not include exchange of code. If you don't understand what this means, read these articles:
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