Plagiarism is knowingly submitting someone else's ideas, words, or code as your own. It is intentional deception, and it undermines your learning. If I suspect plagiarism, I will meet with you to verify that the work is yours.
You may use AI tools for learning or research, but you are responsible for checking their accuracy. All submitted work must be your own. Submitting AI-generated work will be treated as academic dishonesty.
These restrictions ensure that you build real understanding of technical concepts and problem-solving skills. Software Development and Data Analytics require active engagement, critical thinking, and hands-on practice. Prohibiting AI-generated text helps you develop debugging skills, algorithmic thinking, creativity, and the ability to apply concepts independently.
Relying on your own effort and collaborating with peers prepares you for real-world work where coding proficiency matters. While AI tools have their place, this course focuses on building a strong foundation you can use in future academic and professional settings.
Seek help from the instructor, tutors, peers, and course materials whenever needed. Embrace the learning process and persist through challenges.
If any submitted work is not your own, the assignment will receive a zero. Repeat offenses will result in failing the course.