Syllabus Examples

Syllabus Statement Examples

All NMC courses are required to include a syllabus statement about the use of AI in the course. Use the examples below as starting points for your class policy. The College Syllabus includes a general statement about Generative AI.

General Permission

Generative AI tools such as Gemini and ChatGPT are emerging tools for many fields, including education, providing tools and information. Because these tools will be used in professional and personal contexts, engaging critically with them and exploring their use, including [fill in assignment types] is valuable. You remain responsible for all content you submit for grading and evaluation.

You may use GenAI to help generate ideas and brainstorm, however, the work you submit for evaluation must be your own. If you include content (e.g. ideas, text, code, images) that was generated, in whole or in part, by Generative Artificial Intelligence tools in work submitted for evaluation in this course, you must document and credit your source. Failure to cite sources would be considered Academic Misconduct in violation of NMC’s Academic Code of Conduct

General Prohibition

By submitting work for evaluation and grading in this course, you represent it as your own intellectual product. Submitting content that was generated in whole or in part, by Generative Artificial Intelligence tools would be considered Academic Misconduct in violation of NMC’s Academic Code of Conduct

Selective Permission

By submitting work for evaluation in this course, you represent it as your own intellectual product. Submitting content for evaluation (e.g., ideas, text, code, images) that was generated, in whole or in part, by Generative Artificial Intelligence tools would be considered Academic Misconduct in violation of NMC’s Academic Code of Conduct unless granted permission to do so. We will explain to you the specific uses of genAI tools that are permitted or prohibited in this course, including on what specific assignments use of genAI tools is permitted.

(Source: https://www.mines.edu/academic-affairs/genai/)