How do I know what content I can share on Course Hero? Select all that apply.I am not violating any applicable school policy on sharing course related content.I am uploading content that I have created in my own words or have the express permission of the copyright holder to upload the content.I am not violating Course Hero's Terms of Use.I am not violating any law, regulation or ethics code

What types of content is NOT acceptable to share on Course Hero? Select all that apply.Content that I have created in my own words, such as my essay or lab report.You own the copyrights covering the content to be uploaded or have express permission from the copyright owners to upload the content.Notes copied exactly from my instructor's lecture, tests, etc.Questions copied from a textbook with my own answers.

For a work to be protected under copyright, it must: Question 2 options: be original and fixed in a tangible form. be copied with permission. be included in the Fair Use Act. include a Copyright Notice.

Which of the following is False?I am committed to being a person of integrity.I pledge, as a member of the ANU community, to abide byand uphold the standards of academic integrity outlined inthe ANU statement on honesty and plagiarism, I am awareof the relevant legislation, and understand theconsequences of breaching those rules.I will not communicate in any way with anyone else duringthis exam. This includes asking questions in any onlineforum.I acknowledge that this exam is protected by copyright andthat copying or sharing any of its content will violate thatcopyright.Note the remaining time at the top right of this screen. Setan alarm for yourself if you need one.You may use any documentation you wish but all workmust be your own.09/03/2022, 12:41 Submit Mid-semester Exam (2021/S2) Multi-Choice and T/F Questions | Gradescopehttps://www.gradescope.com/courses/285434/assignments/1448388/submissions/new 3/10Save AnswerQ3 Haskell functions2 PointsFour of the following implementations of this function behave thesame behavior.A.myFun a b = case (a,b) of(True, True) -> False(True, False) -> True(False, True) -> True(False, False) -> FalseB.myFun a b = not a || bC.myFun a b| a == b = False| otherwise = TrueD.myFun a b = not (a && b) && (a || b)Any number of sets can be combined using . +Infinite sets cannot be combined using . ×Given functions and , can bedefined. f :: A → B g :: B → A f .gGiven a function and , is anelement of . h :: A → B → C a ∈ A h(a)B → C

The TEACH Act (Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization Act) was signed into law by President Bush on November 2, 2002.  It was an improvement over previous copyright law in that it expanded instructors' rights to use materials in online courses without obtaining permission from copyright owners and without payment of royalties.  However, the Act includes significant requirements, terms, and conditions that education institutions must meet in order for their online courses to use copyrighted materials. Read these two articles -- both are good overviews of the TEACH Act and its implications for online teaching and learning.The TEACH Act: New Roles, Rules, and Responsibilites for Academic Institutions (from the Copyright Clearance Center)https://www.copyright.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/CR-Teach-Act.pdfThe TEACH Act Summary and Link to Full Reporthttp://www.ala.org/advocacy/copyright/teachact/summaryreportPost a summary of at least 300 words that includes your thoughts/reflections concerning this Act. Cite references as appropriate

Work can be used, adopted, copied, and published, completely without restrictions, no permission needed.Select one:a.Traditional Copyrightb.Public Domainc.Creative Commonsd.Computer Addiction