- In RealMedia format
- The Panel discussion (video and audio) [29:32]
- The Panel(audio only)
- All the Comments (audio only) [1:03:09]
- Comment1 (video and audio, this and all
following) Is cheating accepted practice? [01:31]
- Comment2 Some professors don't seem
to care [01:03]
- Comment3 those who cheat don't
learn what they should -- it besmirches the rest of us [00:59]
- Comment4 why do people cheat [02:22]
- Comment5 what if cheaters think
they need to cheat because the professor is bad or the ta is bad [04:29]
- Comment6 cheaters who get away with
it tempt the rest [03:33]
- Comment7 is cheating all the
problem there is? [03:33]
- Comment8 is there 'due dilligence'? [05:08]
- Comment9 is there more cheating in
cs than elsewhere? [05:40]
- Comment10 is it a matter of
perceived money to be made with a cs degree that brings in
low-order students? [04:31]
- Comment11 would programming exams
help? [09:37]
- Comment12 is there consistent
enforcement? [04:31]
- Comment13 should there be some sort
of central departmental authority that students could appeal to if
they see cheating ignored by professors? [01:05]
- Comment14 do professors make it
easier to cheat by not varying assignments and tests? [05:43]
- Comment15 is it possible to make
admission of working together beforehand part of a course? [03:04]
- Comment16 what punishments should
be given for cheating? [07:10]
- MP3