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Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) currently has 5 source-backed claim records and 3 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 16, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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SUSTech's Control Science and Engineering doctoral degree standard says that if AI tools such as language models or text-generation tools are used during thesis writing, their role must be auxiliary and they may not replace the degree applicant's core research work or independent thinking.
SUSTech's Control Science and Engineering doctoral degree standard says supervisors should oversee AI-tool use throughout the thesis process, ensure it conforms to academic norms, and confirm it in the thesis originality statement.
SUSTech's CS114 Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence course specification is course-level curriculum material that says the course covers generative AI history, principles, deployment, interdisciplinary applications, and ethical, security, and privacy discussions; it is not an institutional AI-use policy.
SUSTech's CS114 course calendar includes lessons on GAI privacy and security, GAI ethics, AI hallucination in large models, GAI-assisted programming, and AI agent engineering; this is course-level curriculum evidence rather than an institutional AI-use policy.
A 2026 SUSTech Library embedded AI-literacy teaching page reports that a library session for the Intelligent Ocean Exploration course introduced AI hallucination, algorithmic bias, AI academic writing norms, citation-labeling guidance, and AI academic application boundaries; this is course-session evidence rather than institutional policy.
3 source attributions
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