30% for 
  Written Exercises.  *  
* For now, written assignments are due in the prof's hands, or the turn-in box outside
  Marty's office (735, opposite elevators) by 5pm on the due date as
  shown
in the classs schedule.  Written assignments turned in up to 24 hours (1 day) past
the original deadline will suffer a 10% penalty on final points
otherwise earned.  Assignments  turned in 24 to 48
will suffer a 20% penalty.
ANYTHING MORE THAN 48 HOURS LATE WILL NOT BE GRADED.  If you 
have a catastrophic emergency (i.e., hospitalizing accident), contact
the TA.  More details on stapling, etc. are in the WebCT posting
in the homework topic, labeled HW1.
 
** Programming projects are submitted through Blackboard.  They are
due
when indicated but may be handed in up to a maximum of two days late (with loss of
points.)
 
***Success Facililitation Surveys are documents you produce in
class to help the professor and TA
Facilitate
Your Success.
 
**** You can bring two (double-sided) pages of  hand-written 
notes into the midterms. 
   
  
 As Yogi says:
 "If you can't imitate him, don't copy him!"
  
  This course follows 
   
  The  University  Policy on  Academic Honesty .
   
  Explicitly for this course: Thinking together about problems or
  programming projects and assignments is fine, and encouraged.
  Asking technical
  questions from your fellow students or anybody else,
  and getting specific answers, is
  fine, and you're crazy not to.  Going out to the web for better
  explanations and examples than the text has is fine.
   
  BUT do NOT share your written answers
  or code, or what you plan to hand in.  That is, don't volunteer it,
  don't ask for it, don't give it, don't receive it, don't show it,
  don't look at it, don't allow it to be copied, don't copy it.
  Also do not do the same thing indirectly by copying answers from the
  web, blogs,  other textbooks,  or  any other non-human source.
When you use any source, either human or non-human, in an answer,
  credit that source with a reference and say how you "added value" to
  the content you built on to produce your answer.
  Such sharing of WORK (not thoughts) we must
  consider Plagiarism and we must take the necessary steps as mandated
  by the University.
   
  Unless work is surreptitiously
  stolen, I both consider parties equally guilty; to dispute this, you can
always go tell your story to the BAH.
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  CSC / Credit  Title 
     Days  Hours 
     Loc'n.  Instructor    
  
  242 (4 hr) 
    Artificial Intelligence  TR 
    2:00-3:15  CSB 601  Brown  
  
  
  
  Julia Ferraioli
  (
  juliaf@cs.rochester.edu ). 
Frank Ferraro
  (
  francis.ferraro@rochester.edu ). 
       
  
   CB: by appointment 
   Ferraioli: by appointment 
   Ferraro: by appointment 
       
  
  35% for  
  Team Programming Projects and Writeups. ** 
 
  You can substitute an 
   (Individually researched and written) Paper for the Vision
   Programming Assignment.
  10% for SFSs***
   12.5%  for midterm 1.
   12.5%  for midterm 2.
      
  
 
  Last update: 1.12.05.