Code plagiarism by teacher at renowned university As a post-graduate student at a renowned university, I am supposed to make an assignment (see attached images) which is obviously inspired on this licensed scikit tutorial.

Since the assignment (code) instructions are identical to the licensed code, I have two questions:


Is the scientific integrity of the teacher challenged by posing this question?
Should I report this at the university's fraud office? 


In the assignment is no reference or citation included.
Before you step into a potential minefield of accusations and possible blowback, I'd suggest that you just discuss it with the professor, raising your concerns about citation. A fraud accusation would be very serious and possibly unwarranted. You don't know whether the professor has discussed this with the team that created it. Also their own materials only ask for citation if you "use it in a scientific publication". The funding agencies (INRIA, for example), may require fairly loose restrictions on use. I didn't investigate the BSD license, so it may be restrictive or not. 

But delay serious steps from which it would be difficult to extract yourself until you know more. 

I'm sure many people have turned some of my work into student exercises (not published outside the course material). I would, myself, never object to that.