CSCI 135 / Fall 2021
Discrete Structures
Grading
Grades will be computed by rounding numerical percentages to the nearest integer and applying the following table:
A | 93-100 | B- | 80-82 | D+ | 67-69 |
A- | 90-92 | C+ | 77-79 | D | 60-66 |
B+ | 87-89 | C | 73-76 | F | 0-59 |
B | 83-86 | C- | 70-72 |
Grades for each homework, quiz, and exam will be recorded on Canvas. Students may compute their current average by using these scores with the weights listed above.
Late Policy
Assignments are due on the assigned due date.
Late assignments will be marked down 10% for each day late. That is, assignments
turned in after the time they are due will be marked down 10%, assignments turned
between 24 and 48 hours after the due date will be marked down 20%, and so on. Late work will not be accepted after the graded assignment is returned to the class.
Collaboration Policy
You are allowed to discuss strategies for solving homework problems
with other students, however any work you turn in must be your own work (i.e.
you may not simply copy another student's answers and turn them in as your own).
In addition you must clearly indicate the names of any students you work with on
each assignment.
You may consult public literature (books, articles, etc) for information, but you must cite each source of ideas you adopt.
Please familiarize yourself with the Math and CS Department's policy on Academic Integrity as well as the College's Academic Integrity Policy.
Recording Policy
Lectures may be recorded and made available to students registered for this class.
Duplication or redistribution of video capture recordings by any other party without the consent of the course instructor is prohibited.
All the students that present in a class will be notified if the class is to be recorded.
Masking Policy
Masks are required inside the classroom.
Accommodations
Any student who feels the need for accommodation based on the impact of a disability should contact
Office of Accessibility Services to discuss support services available.
Once the office receives documentation supporting the request for accommodation, the student would
meet privately with Accessibility Services to discuss reasonable and appropriate accommodations.
The office can be reached by calling 508-793-3693 or by visiting Hogan Campus Center, room 505.
If you are already registered with Accessibility Services, please be sure to get your accommodation letters and deliver them to your instructors in a timely fashion. Instructors need 4-5 days advance notice to be able to facilitate the process of receiving testing accommodations.
Statement on confidentiality and Mandatory Reporting
Ting Gu--tgu@holycross.edu
Computer Science 135--Discrete Structures