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 ====== Policies ======
-  - Grade for a missed Quiz is zero unless a standard York Medical Letter is provided by a physician directly stating that the student was unable to write the exam due to illness. If such documentation is produced, the average of the other Quizzes will be used to calculate the grade for the missed Quiz.
+  - Grade for a missed Quiz is zero unless the York Registrar’s Attending Physician Statement (also available at the CSE office) is submitted and the physician directly states that the illness or medication prescribed would have seriously affected the student's ability to perform. If such documentation is produced, the average of the other Quizzes will be used to calculate the grade for the missed Quiz.
   - Projects must be handed in by the deadline. The deadlines are strict. Medical emergencies cannot be taken into account as the deadlines were announced at the beginning of the course long before the hand-in date. Hand in work as is where it could not be completed. Note that you can submit work whenever you like.
   -Re-evaluation of course work: You may resubmit a piece of work for re-evaluation within 14 days of the return of the work to the class. You may submit the request to the course director by leaving it at the Computer Science office, CSEB 1003, or give it to your instructor in class. For re-evaluation resubmit the work together with a note explaining precisely what parts have been under or over evaluated with supporting rationale. It is insufficient to just ask for a work to be re-evaluated. You should also read any comments and solutions that are made available before submitting your work for reevaluation. The entire work will be re-evaluated, with particular care to those parts you point out. Your grade may go down, it may remain the same or it may go up. A piece of work written in pencil is not reevaluated.
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 ===== Reports =====
-[Parts taken from 3311 web pages]
+Parts of the material below are taken from the CSE3311 web page on Reports.
 Reports must look professional. Use single line spacing and normal size type with reasonable amount of white space separating different items in the report; for example, diagrams, lists, paragraphs, etc. Reports in computer science are technical in nature, consequently they are partitioned into sections, sub-sections, etc. For examples look at the structure of the various on-line notes, papers, and textbooks.