Guidelines for submission of assignments

If you do not follow these guidelines, your assignment may be rejected.

General reminders

• Mark you assignments clearly with
  • your name
  • the name of the course
  • the number of the assignment
• ALWAYS keep copies of your assignments, whether you submit by email or in hard copy. I cannot be responsible for losses.
• Take deadlines seriously. I may post the answers to assignments on the deadline.

Hand in your own work!

• I do not accept assignments from pairs or groups of students unless the assignment expressly asks for group work.
  I am not interested in your copy-paste skills. I encourage group work for studying,
  but I do not give grades unless I know who I'm giving them to. So,

• Assignments which show signs of being copied will be rejected, and further action may be taken. See On Plagiarism

Email assignments:

• To help prevent your assignment from going straight into Trash, send it from your @hi.is address.
• The "Subject" box: should show the name of the course and the number of the assignment.
• If you send attachments include your name as part of the file-name, e.g. SigridurJons Assignment 6.doc.
  If I receive twenty files all called "assignment 6.doc" I might end up by trashing them all in a fury of despair ...
  Also, essays submitted as attachments must have page-numbers and - guess what - YOU NAME.

Hand-written or printed assignments:

• Hard copies of assignments may be handed in at the main reception desk in Gimli,
  or put in my pigeon-box in Nyi garður,
  or given in to me at the beginning of class.
• Put your FULL name on the top righ-hand corner of EVERY page.
• Don't send in your assignment in a plastic folder. You won't get it back..

If you have any questions mail me at peturk@hi.is.