WMU’s e-learning system will be used as the primary method of distributing and collecting assignments and assigning grades
The calendar on e-learning is authoritative. It
will be updated as required throughout the semester
Assignments are due by submission to e-learning by the date
specified there. This typically corresponds with the start of the
lecture on the due date.
All assignments will be collected, however, some homework may not
be graded.
Quizzes may be announced or un-announced.
For the purpose of computing the homework portion of the grade, one
homework assignment or quiz will be dropped.
Re-grades: Re-grade requests must be submitted in writing within
1 week of the return of any item. The instructor reserves the right
to re-grade the entire item.
2.11.1 Expectations on student conduct for assignments and assessments
General WMU academic integrity standards apply for all submitted
materials
Students must complete exams and quizzes individually following
all general standards and any additional specific rules defined
for the event
All homework assignments must be completed individually (or in
groups if a group assignment)
General discussion of of homework approach is acceptable,
however, formulation and documentation of your own solution
must be done independently
Submitted work must accurately represent solely the work of
the submitting student
Cite those with whom you have discussed your approach
Do not seek no subsequently submit as your own any existing
solutions in any form. These include, but are not
limited to, existing solutions or examples from:
previous semesters
existing solution manuals
external (non-WMU instructor) tutors
web sites or other web resources
The limitations on use of external homework/quiz/exam solutions
will be interpreted in a broad sense.
If you are suspected of using a prohibited resource, an academic
misconduct case will be referred to the Office of Student
Conduct.
If you have any questions on this policy, ask the instructor
prior to using any external resource