Grades
Grades reflect on correctness, clarity, and shown programming skills. To pass the WebLab assignemnts part of the course, you need to meet the following criteria:
- You submitted all the assignments.
- You completed all lab assignments with an average grade of 5.0 better.
These rules allow you to compensate for lower grades in single assignments, but ensure a minimal quality in all your milestones as well as in your overall practical work.
Deadlines
Lab assignments must be submitted by the published deadline. Please contact us about deadline extensions.
For special personal circumstances, you should contact the academic counsellor. Together we will try to find an individual solution for you. Remember to contact the academic counsellor as soon as possible, once you become aware of your situation.
Academic Misconduct
- You are encouraged to discuss assignments, programming languages used to solve the assignments, their libraries, and general solution techniques in these languages with each other. If you do so, then you must acknowledge the people with whom you discussed at the top of your submission.
- You should not look for assignment solutions elsewhere; but if material is taken from elsewhere, then you must acknowledge its source.
- You are not permitted to provide or receive any kind of solutions of assignments. This includes partial, incomplete, or erroneous solutions.
- Use of AI-agents/LLM: in case you add any code snippet that is AI generated, you must ensure you fully understand the code you are adding to your assignment.
- Any pieces of code longer than 4 lines taken from elsewhere (internet, AI, etc) must be properly attributed with a comment stating where the code came from. Overall, at least 75% of the code you submit must be your own design and development.
Violation of these rules will be reported as a suspected case of fraud to the Board of Examiners and handled according to the EEMCS Faculty’s fraud procedure. If the case is proven, a penalty will be imposed: a minimum of exclusion from the course for the duration of one academic year up to a maximum of a one-year exclusion form all courses at TU Delft. For details on the procedure, see the faculty’s Study Guide for MSc Programmes.