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Groups

You must work on all labs individually. Lab groups are not allowed.

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Student Collaboration

Programming is a creative process. Individuals must reach their own understanding of problems and discover paths to their solutions. During this time, you may look in the UVic library, the Internet, etc. for ideas on how to solve programming problems, just as you may discuss problems with your classmates. All sources must be acknowledged. When the time comes to write code, however, such discussions are no longer appropriate. Each program must be entirely your own work.

Do not, under any circumstances, permit any other student to see any part of your program/lab documentation, and do not permit yourself to see any part of another student's program/lab documentation. In particular, you may not test or debug another student's code, nor may you have another student test or debug your code. (If you can not get code to work, consult your lab TA.) Using another student's code in any form or writing code for use by another student violates the university's academic regulations. In addition, submitted lab documentation should be based only on your own work.

The standard penalty for violating these rules on one part of one lab is to receive a zero for the entire lab.

Cheating, plagiarism and other forms of academic fraud are taken very seriously by both the University and the Department. You should consult http://web.uvic.ca/calendar2004/FACS/UnPr/UARe/PoAcI.html for the UVic policy on academic integrity.

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Mark Division

• Labs are weighted in equal.
• Each lab mark is divided as follows:

*	Prelab:	5 marks	__________
*	In-lab demo:	10 marks	__________
*	Lab report:	15 marks	__________
*	Total:	30 marks	__________

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Demonstration

• You must demonstrate your lab before the end of the lab period!
• Lab TA will be asking you questions at the demo time to check your understanding of the design and code.
  
• Late demonstrations will not be accepted.
• Demonstrate your lab to the TA for the section you are registered in.

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Report Marking

The lab report marks are distributed as listed below.

*	Problem description/specification:	1	__________
*	Design solution:	2	__________
*	Structural diagrams (icons, signal tables, connection diagrams, and timing diagrams):	2	__________
*	Test strategy and testbench design:	2	__________
*	VHDL source code listing and documentation:	2	__________
*	Simulation snapshots:	2	__________
*	Discussion of results:	2	__________
*	Overall organization (including references, etc.), effort, and accuracy:	2	__________
*	Total	15	__________

• Please print this form on the cover of your lab report!

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