CS559 - Computer Graphics

Course Policies


Note: These policies are always subject to amendment.

Requirements and Grading

There are several components to this course, all of which are important to satisfactory completion of the course:

All programming projects must compile under Microsoft Visual C++ and run on machines in room 1355. If it doesn't run, it doesn't get graded.

Late Policy

Projects
Projects will be accepted up to one week late, with a penalty of 10% per day: 10% of the grade that would have been given is subtracted each day.
Homeworks
Late homeworks will not be accepted, but one homework will be ignored when computing the grade.
Programming Assignments
Programming assignments aren't graded, but questions later in the semester that concern material covered by these assignments will simply be referred back to the assignment.

Collaboration

Unless explicitly informed otherwise, students must produce their own programs for the projects, and students must write their own solutions to the homeworks. Cheating that is detected will be formally acted on.

Extra Credit for Extra Work

There will be no extra credit for anything marked optional. The aim of optional tasks is to suggest ways to explore further and learn more - for the student's own benefit. In particular, optional work cannot be used to make up for poorly done compulsory parts.


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Last modified: Fri Jan 19 12:50:26 CST 2001