Cheating, plagiarism and any other form of academic dishonesty will not be tolerated. This includes cheating on exams, using resources that are not allowed, copying lab reports or results, copying all or part of another group’s simulations or bread boards, lying to tutors/TAs or instructor, aiding in plagiarism or cheating, or any form of dishonesty. You may help each other with the homework (it does not need to be handed in). On the labs, you may consult each other. For example, you can ask how someone else went about solving the problem. You should not copy their solution or allow your solution to be copied. Once you have solved a problem yourself, you may compare and discuss. In short, you should do the work yourself and you can ask assistance from others. The TAs and tutors give you the same level of support (and this is a good yard stick for you to know what is allowed in terms of helping and what is not). Never claim work/ideas to be yours if they are not, and never assist others in cheating (e.g. by offering them your solutions). If you are not sure of what is allowed, ask the instructor. Wrong assumptions are never an excuse. There is a zero tolerance policy. Cheating on labs results on a zero credit on all labs; cheating on quizzes, the final exam or multiple labs will result in a possible F in the class. All cases of cheating will be reported to the department and your college. You risk possible suspension from UCSD.