Sitting in on a class

• No one may sit in on a class if the classroom is too crowded. I.e. there must be some empty seats in the classroom after enrolled students have taken their places; often the classrooms in which CS classes meet are filled to capacity.
• People who are sitting in on a class should sit in the back of the classroom, leaving room for enrolled students near the blackboard and display screens.
• People who are sitting in on a class should not ask questions. They should not participate in any class discussions or activities.
• People who are sitting in on a class may not turn in programming exercises. They may not take the tests. They may not participate in any other class requirements or projects.
• People who are sitting in on a class may not be involved in any team or group exercise, assignment, or project.
• People who are sitting in on a class will not receive printed copies of class handouts.
• People who are sitting in on a class will receive no email services, responses, or notifications.
• People who are sitting in on a class will receive no out-of-class assistance from the instructor or teaching assistants assigned to the course.
• People who are sitting in on a class may not use the CS department lab facilities, which are reserved for students currently enrolled in CS courses.
• No one who sits in on a class will receive any kind of written or verbal certification of participation in the class. No one who sits in on a class will be relieved of any relevant responsibility to satisfy prerequisites for other classes that may involve completion of that class.

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