True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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Changing the sample output after pasting it in the source code is not a violation of
the academic honesty policy if the source code is changed after pasting.
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2.
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Saving submission results to the local computer is not a violation of the academic
honesty policy.
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3.
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Saving any source code to the public drive is a violation of the academic honesty
policy.
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4.
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Finding and using answers to textbook questions on a website violates the academic
honesty policy.
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5.
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Using
programming code from a website violates the academic honesty policy.
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6.
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Submitting your assignment from a computer that is logged on by someone other than
yourself is not a violation of the academic honesty policy.
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7.
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Violating the academic honesty policy will result in zero credit and possible
administrative action.
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8.
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Submitting an assignment using a name other than your name is a violation of the
academic honesty policy.
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9.
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Saving submission results to the public drive is a violation of the academic honesty
policy.
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10.
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Changing the sample output after placing it in the source code is a violation of the
academic honesty policy.
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11.
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Receiving an email containing source code is a violation of the academic honesty
policy.
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12.
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Receiving an email containing answers to assigned questions is a violation of the
academic honesty policy.
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13.
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Saving assignments to the public drive is a violation of the academic honesty
policy.
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