"I pledge on my honor that I have neither given nor received aid on this work."

This applies to all quizzes, examinations, and assignments. This applies to giving, as well as receiving, unauthorized aid.

• However it is recognized that one learns valuable information from one's peers. Often, something is unclear from a lecture or the texts or someone understands the presented material in one way while someone else understands the material another way. Sharing this type of information is strongly encouraged. BUT ... getting a classmate to share how to solve an assigned homework problem is not allowed. Comparing answers of homework problems is not allowed. The basic rule to follow is to ask your instructor if you are in doubt.
• Any work handed in to be graded must have been written entirely by you. The only exception is: when specified by the instructor that working together in teams is allowed. In this case, all work must have been written entirely by you and your team members.
• All students are required to report honor code violations to the instructor. This is not "squealing". It is a course requirement.
• Any suspected violations will be handled in accordance with the guidelines set forward in the Student Rights, Rules, and Responsibilities handbook. It is strongly recommended that each student read this handbook.