Notes on Plagiarism

Learners are expected to complete all their projects and assessments independently. Plagiarism is an act of claiming or implying another person’s work is your own. This includes copying answers, submitting work created by others, or claiming an idea or piece of work as your own when it is not. 

Plagiarism will not be tolerated on the Udacity platform. It undermines the integrity of the learning environment and harms the value of the scholarship experience for all learners.
Collaboration supports learning, but all submitted work is your own.

• You may discuss ideas and concepts with your colleagues and seek support from Mentors in the Community.
• You must not share or copy code, project files, or answers.

Please review Udacity Honor Code. If your submission is determined to be unoriginal, you will be notified, your assessment will be failed, and your submission will be rejected. Violations may result in removal from the scholarship program.