Mobile Design

Class: MWF 1-2 pm

Office Hours: MW 10-11pm MTG Lab

Instructor: David Jimison

Email: gtg961u@mail.gatech.edu - place 'mobileDesign' as first word in subject

Website: mtg.gatech.edu/mobiledesign

Attendance Requirements
Students are allowed 3 unexcused absences, after which a letter grade will be docked from the final grade for each additional absence. Excused absences are granted by Doctor's note or arranging with the professor one week prior. If you miss class, you are responsible for contacting another student to catch up on missed material.

Students are expected to be on time for class, and tardiness greater than five minutes will be counted as an absence.

The use of cell phones and computers are not permitted, unless as part of in class work.

Assignment Requirements

All assignments are to be emailed by 8am of their due date. Late assignments will receive an F.

Grading
50% 7 Short assignments
20% Final assignment
20% Class participation
10% Final Exam

Plagiarism Warning

Plagiarism of any form will not be tolerated, and will result in a failing grade for the course. Plagiarism is not only the uncredited copying of text from another's work but also:

Copying ideas or code from other digital artifacts. adaptation of code samples is not necessarily plagiarism. To facilitate your success on projects, I will always provide my own sample code and links to other samples. However, explicitly copying entire algorithms or sample applications and representing them as your own is not permitted. Use sample code and online resources as tutorials to help you write your own original code. Copying more than 10% of a code sample will be considered plagiarism.

Unauthorized collaboration between students. Students are encouraged to share and critique each others' work. You are allowed (and encouraged!) to work together with other students, but collaboration is only permitted on group projects. On all other assignments, you are expected to complete and turn in your own work.

Unauthorized use of any previous semester course materials. This includes tests, quizzes, homework, projects, and any other coursework (aka "Word"), is prohibited in this course.

Violating these terms will be considered a direct violation of academic policy and will be dealt with according to the GT Academic Honor Code.