So a nephew of mine starter studying CS this fall, and I've helped him out with his intro to CS class.
They recently got a larger mid-term assignment which involves implementing some well-known, basic data structures, and the standard functionality associated with them.
In one of the problems, they were given skeleton code to a bit more complex functionality - and their task is to explicitly use LLM of their choice to fill in the code, and test if the code works, using a set of tests.
I think the class in general has been updated to assume that students are using LLMs more and more, as the problem sets this year are longer and more complex, compared to those of past years (which were made available to all current students).
They recently got a larger mid-term assignment which involves implementing some well-known, basic data structures, and the standard functionality associated with them.
In one of the problems, they were given skeleton code to a bit more complex functionality - and their task is to explicitly use LLM of their choice to fill in the code, and test if the code works, using a set of tests.
I think the class in general has been updated to assume that students are using LLMs more and more, as the problem sets this year are longer and more complex, compared to those of past years (which were made available to all current students).