UoPeople's Student Spotlight - UoPeople Computer Science Student from Nigeria: Gwakchang G.

Join us this Friday, April 14th, for our computer science student spotlight! Sarah O. is joined byGwakchang G., University of the People computer science student from Nigeria, to talk about the computer science program at UoPeople and much more! You don't want to miss it!
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[@FirasMohamed96]

I realy wish if they can make graduation ceremonies on/offline for us, they made it only once I think (3 years ago) but I hope this event could be a yearly habit.

[@Gwakchang]

Students can gather online for the graduation in line with the structure of the University.

[@uopeople]

Hi Firas, this is sadly not something we can do at this point, as all our limited resources are devoted to our mission of offering tuition-free quality education. As you may have seen, we had an official graduation ceremony in the past: if anything changes regarding this in the future we'll inform students and graduates.

[@Demi_Gentry]

Hi I’m and also a student I’m just wondering is gpchat approved because I saw our dean post in on twitter

[@Gwakchang]

There's an announcement to that effect... It is not allowed. Login to Moodle and check the notification sections at the right side if you're opening on a PC/Laptop/Desktop

[@uopeople]

Hey Mrs. Gentry, an email was sent to all UoPeople students about this some weeks ago to inform students this is not permitted and/or encouraged. ChatGPT and other Artificial Intelligence Applications: ChatGPT is one of many exciting new AI technologies. Remember, however, that while AI programs may be a valuable source of general information, they are not scholarly sources suitable for reference in written assignments. Further, all submitted work must be your own original writing, with citations. Students who are found using AI to generate written assignments will be considered to have plagiarized the work.

[@Demi_Gentry]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@jacobdebrone]

OMG is this platform legit??

[@johnAcDaniels]

Yes dear! I will be graduating from uopeople in a few months time.

[@Gwakchang]

Absolutely