Homework Collaboration Policy (from Chris Manning)

This policy is directly taken from Chris Manning's CS 224N course. Please ask if you have any questions.

• You may talk to anybody you want about the assignments, including working through problems together in groups. Indeed, we encourage you to work in groups, and to work with different people through the quarter.
• However, for written problem sets (there may not be any for this class; I'll let you know):
  1. you must state on your written assignment the people you discussed problems with
  2. you are not allowed to take detailed notes in any group sessions that will appear verbatim in assignment write-ups. Everybody has to turn in written homework answers that are written solely by himself/herself.
• Programming parts/projects: These can be done by oneself or in groups of at most 3, and people may submit a joint submission or identical material, which is assumed to be the joint work of all partners.