Collaboration and Sharing
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In line with MIT’s policy on Academic Integrity, here are our expectations regarding collaboration and sharing of work.
Collaboration and Sharing Collaboration and Sharing In line with MIT’s policy on Academic Integrity , here are our expectations regarding collaboration and sharing of work. Collaboration We encourage you to help each other with work in this class, but there are limits to what you can do, to ensure that everybody has a good individual learning experience. This section describes those limits. The following table provides a brief summary of the policy, and the following sections provide more explanation and examples. Activity OK? Details Help from this semester’s 6.031 staff YES Encouraged ; ther
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