General policy for use of generative AI

Use of AI for text or code generation is prohibited in the course's graded assignments (in practice it boils down to lab assignments done outside classes - programming and lab reports). This is based on the fact that the use of generative AI is considered to have a negative impact on students' ability to meet the course's learning objectives. In particular, lab assignments are meant to help students understand the underlying implementation and the use of suitable libraries. As for lab reports, they should be short and to the point with the right focus on the results produced in students' simulations and some reflections about the findings - there is no scope for exploiting AI tools for this short, focused and reflective communication. In summary, the use of generative AI for coding or lab report editing does not align with the course's pedagogy.

In conclusion, all submissions must be completely human-generated and you as a student are fully responsible for all material you submit and must be able to defend and explain it completely without the support of generative AI.

Disciplinary action for unauthorized use of AI

Everything you submit must be your own work. Using generative AI in the course's examination and graded assignments is considered unauthorized assistance and may result in disciplinary action.

Questions or concerns?

Contact the course responsible for guidance and clarification of this information, or if you are wrongly accused of using generative AI in the course's examination and graded assignments.