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From: hutch@sri-spam.ARPA (Reginald R. Hutcherson)
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Subject: Re: Re: INFO-UNIX Digest  V1#161
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Date: Wed, 18-Sep-85 15:03:32 EDT
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   When I was a student at U.C.Berkeley the profs would illiminate the
   problem of a student altering their printout/outputs by basically
   making the programming assignments a small percentage of the students
   overall grade. This way most students who would alter their printouts
   would either not hand in the assignment because it wasn't worth the time
   and effort, or hand it in and have points taken off. At any rate a given
   student couldn't actually pass a given classe by simply altering their
   printouts/outputs, but would have to show some understanding of the sub-
   ject by means of midterms/final exams.

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Reginald R. Hutcherson
Software Engineer
Advanced Information Technology
Applications Center
SRI International


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