quotations must be cited. Tampering with CAEN computers or attempting to illegally copy licensed software from them is also considered a violation of the Honor Code. If suspected of an Honor Code violation, an Honor Council member will be assigned to the incident and attempt to gather information on the incident. The student(s) involved will then be required to appear before the students in the Honor Council. The Council gives its decision to the Faculty Committee on Discipline, who makes the final determination of punishment, if any, for the student(s). If desired, the student(s) can waive the Honor Council hearing and go directly to the Committee. The student(s) then receive the decision by mail. Honor Council records are confidential and not placed in the student's regular file. Student organizations There are student branches of various professional organizations such as AIAA, IEEE and ASME, minority groups such as SWE, NSBE and oStem as well as honor societies such as Tau Beta Pi and Epeians, the Engineering Leadership Honor Society at Michigan. Most are housed in Pierpont Commons (the student union on North Campus) or in "The Bullpen" in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) building. Engineering Student Government (ESG), represents the student body of the College of Engineering, also has an office in the EECS building. Many multidisciplinary engineering project teams are primarily housed in the Wilson Student Project Center. Several major project teams include: Michigan Health Engineered for All Lives (M-HEAL) BLUELab Baja SAE Team Concrete Canoe MRacing Team - Formula SAE Michigan Electric Racing Team (Combined with M-Racing in 2021) Michigan Mars Rover Team Michigan Robotic Submarine Steel Bridge Engineering Global Leadership Honors Program (EGL) University of Michigan Solar Car Team Michigan Aeronautical Science Association University of Michigan Supermileage Team - Shell Eco-Marathon MFly UM::Autonomy Human Powered Submarine Human Powered Helicopter The Michigan Baja Racing team is among the top performing teams nationally. In 2013, the team placed first overall in season points, including two first-place finishes in the four-hour endurance race - the highlight and main focus of each competition. In 2014, the team placed a close second overall in the season, and in 2015, the team placed first again overall in season points. The 2015 season included two out of three competition wins, with three podium finishes including one win in the design event. The 2015 car continued to push the boundaries of the team from