We encourage you to discuss the Programming Projects and Problem Sets with other students; it's fine to discuss overall strategy and collaborate with a partner or in a small group, as both giving and receiving advice will help you to learn. However, for the Programming Projects, you must write your own code: it's not OK to share code or write code collaboratively. ( This includes posting and/or sharing your code publicly, such as on Git Hub!) Likewise, for the Problem Sets, you must write up your own solutions to all of the problems, and you must cite all people you worked with. If you do not do so, we will consider this a violation of the Stanford Honor Code. If you consult any resources outside of the materials provided in class, you must cite these sources. We reserve the right to assign a penalty if your answers are substantially derivative, but, as long as you provide appropriate citations, we will not consider this an Honor Code violation.
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