Important Notice and Presentation Details

Important Notice and Presentation Details

by Marco Viviani -
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To all students enrolled in the TM&S course,

Please read this communication carefully, as it contains critical information regarding the course examinations.

Important Notice regarding Exam Integrity

Unfortunately, it has come to light that instances of misconduct appear to have occurred during the exam. Specifically, there is a strong possibility that Artificial Intelligence tools were utilized during the test.

This is an extremely serious matter that will be thoroughly investigated. Please be reminded that using such tools during exams—especially when involving audio/video equipment connected to external sources—constitutes a criminal offense under Italian law (Law No. 475 of April 19, 1925, concerning the plagiarism and fraudulent mitigation of university examinations).

Consequently, in the coming days, the students concerned will be contacted via email and must report for a mandatory, in-person supplementary oral examination on Monday, July 13th. In accordance with the University Regulations, this supplementary oral exam will be used as a formal tool to safeguard the integrity and fairness of the examination process.

Project Presentations Schedule and Guidelines

Please note that tomorrow's project presentations will begin at 10:45 AM.

The list of groups whose projects have been successfully received is as follows:

  1. Bertolotti, Giorgio

  2. Cino, Formigoni

  3. Ahmed, Gul

  4. Lupinetti, Verna

  5. Aondio, Russo

  6. Herasimova

  7. Asfha

Please carefully read the following essential guidelines for the presentations:

  • Individual Presentations (Violating Course Policy): Students who did not follow the guidelines and chose to work alone will have a maximum of 7 minutes to present. Please remember that a score deduction will be applied in these cases.

  • Group Presentations: All other groups will have a maximum of 10 minutes for their presentation.

  • Time Management: Timing is strictly enforced. Each group/student is required to use a stopwatch (or timer) during their presentation to keep track of their time.

See you tomorrow,

Marco Viviani