Georgia Tech aims to cultivate a community based on trust, academic integrity, and honor. All students in this class are expected to respect the Georgia Tech honor code and behave in a professional manner when it comes to academic integrity. Copying from other students (current or former), instructor/TA solutions from previous semesters, solution manuals, or websites is considered an honor code violation. Any students violating the honor code or suspected of academic misconduct will be turned over to the Office of Academic Integrity, Dean of Students to investigate the incident(s). Cheating off anyone else’s work is a direct violation of the Georgia Tech Academic Honor Code and will be dealt with accordingly. For any questions involving any honor code issues, consult the instructor, the teaching assistants, or honor.gatech.edu.

Georgia Tech aims to cultivate a community based on trust, academic integrity, and honor. All students in this class are expected to respect the Georgia Tech honor code and behave in a professional manner when it comes to academic integrity. Copying from other students (current or former), instructor/TA solutions from previous semesters, solution manuals, or websites is considered an honor code violation. Any students violating the honor code or suspected of academic misconduct will be turned over to the Office of Academic Integrity, Dean of Students to investigate the incident(s). Cheating off anyone else’s work is a direct violation of the Georgia Tech Academic Honor Code and will be dealt with accordingly. For any questions involving any honor code issues, consult the instructor, the teaching assistants, or honor.gatech.edu.

Georgia Tech aims to cultivate a community based on trust, academic integrity, and honor. All students in this class are expected to respect the Georgia Tech honor code and behave in a professional manner when it comes to academic integrity. Copying from other students (current or former), instructor/TA solutions from previous semesters, solution manuals, or websites is considered an honor code violation. Any students violating the honor code or suspected of academic misconduct will be turned over to the Office of Academic Integrity, Dean of Students to investigate the incident(s). Cheating off anyone else’s work is a direct violation of the Georgia Tech Academic Honor Code and will be dealt with accordingly. For any questions involving any honor code issues, consult the instructor, the teaching assistants, or honor.gatech.edu.

Georgia Tech aims to cultivate a community based on trust, academic integrity, and honor. All students in this class are expected to respect the Georgia Tech honor code and behave in a professional manner when it comes to academic integrity. Copying from other students (current or former), instructor/TA solutions from previous semesters, solution manuals, or websites is considered an honor code violation. Any students violating the honor code or suspected of academic misconduct will be turned over to the Office of Academic Integrity, Dean of Students to investigate the incident(s). Cheating off anyone else’s work is a direct violation of the Georgia Tech Academic Honor Code and will be dealt with accordingly. For any questions involving any honor code issues, consult the instructor, the teaching assistants, or honor.gatech.edu.

Students are expected to maintain the highest standards of academic integrity. All work submitted must be original and properly cited. Plagiarism, cheating, or any form of academic dishonesty will result in immediate consequences as outlined in the university's academic integrity policy.