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AY2024/25 Semester 1
Course Information - Policies
[ Correspondence |
Notes and Handouts |
Attendance and Make-up Class |
Preparation for Class |
Late Submission |
Plagiarism |
Be Serious in Your Study ]
Correspondence
Information is disseminated to you mainly through
this course website and
Canvas.
It is your responsibility to check
Canvas regularly for announcements and course website for
course materials. We will refrain from sending mass emails unless
it is of grave urgency.
For queries on general matters, we prefer that you post them on the
Canvas
forums.
This would allow others -- staff, seniors and your fellow
classmates -- to help answer your queries. Discussion can also
be more lively and extensive in a forum than through private
email exchange.
Please use emails only for private matters.
Please be informed that if you send emails to us, we only
recognise your OFFICIAL email address, that is, address with domain
@comp.nus.edu.sg or @u.nus.edu, otherwise
we would require authentication such as your name and
matriculation number.
We will send emails only to your official email address at @nus.edu.sg.
If you have set an auto-forwarding service to other external mail server,
you must ensure that the mail server
in use is reliable, otherwise emails from us will not reach you
on time, or even reach you at all.
If you have queries pertaining to your own tutorial group or lab group, please
email your respective tutor or lab TA. Their email addresses are available
on the Staff page.
We reserve the right to publish our answers to your private
queries to the class (on Canvas or email) if we feel that they
are of interest and benefit to the class.
Notes and Handouts
To reduce wastage of papers, all course materials
are available for download on Canvas and this course website.
Attendance and Make-up Class
Attendance for tutorial will be monitored. Occasionally,
quiz may be conducted during the tutorial. You must be present
at the lab to complete your lab experiment.
You should stick to your allocated tutorial group and lab group.
No switching of group is allowed after the tutorial registration
period. If you have valid reason to miss a lesson and wish to
join another group for make-up, please inform your respective
tutor (for tutorial) or lab TA (for lab) at least two days
in advance if possible.
A student who is absent from his or her assigned class without
acceptable reason will not be allowed to attend another class
for make-up.
If you have missed a tutorial/lab due to illness, please inform
your tutor/labTA and submit your medical certificate (either
softcopy or hardcopy) to him/her. If you are going to miss a
tutorial/lab due to some valid reason such as a prior engagement,
please inform your tutor/labTA and submit documentary proof to
him/her in advance.
On the attendance records, a '1' means presence, '0' means
absence, 'MC' means medical certificate, and 'EX' means excused
with valid reason.
Preparation for Class
You are to be prepared before you attend your tutorial
and lab lessons. For tutorials, you are to get the answers ready
before the lesson. For labs, you are to read the lab instructions,
and prepare part of your reports before you come to the lab.
Late Submission of Assignments
Submission deadlines of assignments must be strictly adhered
to and late submissions without valid reason will not be
accepted.
Plagiarism
We permit and encourage healthy discussion among students.
However, students must draw the line between discussion and
plagiarism (copying of other's work or taking credit for
a piece of work that is not original).
The university does not condone plagiarism. If detected, both
the party who copied and the party who had permitted the copying
will be penalised equally.
Please refer to
Plagiarism site for more information.
Be Serious in Your Study
All these seemingly 'harsh' policies and rules are to be taken
in the right light. In a small class, we do not need to spell
these out explicitly as we can easily monitor the situation.
However for a big class, we need these policies to
maintain uniformity and fairness as much as we can, and to
ensure the smooth running of the course. If everybody cooperates,
your tutors will be relieved of many unnecessary tasks and
hence can devote more quality time on you.
But this is not a one-way traffic. We welcome your comments and
suggestions, if you spot any possibility for improvements.
Just drop us an e-mail or pop by our offices for a chat.
Aaron Tan
Last updated: 4 June 2024
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