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*This interpretation of the dishonest practice of collusion is not intended to
discourage students from having discussions with each other about how to approach
a particular assigned task, and incorporating general ideas coming out of such
discussions into their own individual submissions.
Under the University Regulations, evidence of any of these or other forms of
dishonest practice by any student(s) represents grounds for disciplinary action, and
may result in penalties ranging from denial of credit for the item of work in
question to exclusion from the university.
It is in everyone's best interest to encourage a professional attitude towards study
and learning in our Department. Violations of standards of behaviour will be dealt
with as prescribed by University disciplinary regulations.
4.7 Computer Resources
Students have access to extensive computer facilities. The Department maintains a
computing suite (60 PCs running Windows XP) situated at the south end of the
second floor (Room 212). The Faculty provides two suites, the Glade and the
Grotto, also on the second floor further to the east above the cafeteria and E6/E7.
Any of the PCs in these three suites may be accessed using your usercode allocated
at enrolment time (it is printed on your Enrolment fees invoice). You will retain this
usercode for your entire career at the University of Canterbury.
All PCs connect to a fileserver system called ENGCAD via the campus Network.
This server-system is maintained by the Faculty of Engineering for the benefit of
the engineering departments.
The Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering maintains specific
teaching/engineering software on the server so that it can be accessed from any PC
on the network. General software, such as spreadsheets and word processors, are
also available. Students are allocated space on the server for storing their own files.
This space appears as the J:-drive and is accessible from any PC on the network.
Some classes are held in the computer suites and extensive use of the system is
made for assignments in most subjects.
Brandon Hutchison manages the Civil and Natural Resources PC suite. His office is
at the south end of the suite (E212d). The ENGCAD server system, and the Glade
and Grotto, are managed by Joost (pronounced "Yoast") Stenfert Kroese, whose
office overlooks the Glade. Apparent faults, logging-in problems, username
inquiries etc should be directed to Brandon or Joost.
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