• You may work either individually or in a group of two (i.e., with one other person). Our grading standards will be a bit more stringent if you're working in a group.
  
• The assignment will give you specific questions to answer, many of which will involve running simulations.
• We ask you to submit a hardcopy of your writeup (but not code) in class on the due date.
• We also ask you to upload your writeup and any code on CU's Desire2Learn system (instructions below).
• If you are working in a group, please hand in only one hardcopy for the group, but each of you should upload to Desire2Learn.
• Be sure to write your full name on the hardcopy writeup.
  
• I'm not proud to tell you this, but from 30 years of grading assignments, I have to warn you that professors and TAs have a negative predisposition toward handprinted work. It is much easier to read and grade responses that are typed and have been spell corrected. And you will want to format your work because you'll be inserting Figures and/or Equations.
• The homework assignment will be divided into specific questions that will have labels (numbers, headings, or whatever). Please use these labels in your writeup to make it easier for us to parse.
• We ordinarily will not look at your code, unless there appears to be a bug or other problem. If we ask you questions concerning your implementation strategy, you should try to make your answers as self contained as possible.

Submit all assignments via CU's Desire2Learn system.  Submission instructions are as follows:

Both Mike and Denis are eager to help folks who are stuck or require clarification. For any clarification of the assignment, what we're expecting, and how to implement, we would appreciate it if you posted your question on piazza. In fact, post on piazza unless your question is personal or you believe it is specific to you.  If you have the question, it's likely others will have the same question. And if we give you a clue, then we'll give the same clue to everyone else. If you have python or tensorflow questions, definitely post to piazza as other participants in the course are likely to have answers.

It is fine to ask other students in the class for general advice and clarification, but we would like for you (or you and your partner) to do your own work, and we would like to know if you're having problems.

The bottom of the course syllabus has a long blurb about academic honesty and the CU honor code.