Academic Honesty
All students MUST read the Academic Honesty Guide for Students:
Examples for Plagiarism & Academic Dishonesty
...from the “Academic Honesty Guide for Students”:
- Copying 4+ words consecutively without using quotation marks or citing the source
- Summarizing or paraphrasing ideas or opinions without giving credit to the source
- Turning in the same work for more than one course without the consent of both instructors
- Purchasing, downloading, borrowing, reusing or hiring someone to do your work
- Using unauthorized materials or copying from another person during an exam
- Collaborating on work when you have been instructed to work independently
- Facilitating the academic dishonesty of another person
Good practices
...from the “Academic Honesty Guide for Students”:
- Read your syllabus carefully
- Ask for help or clarification if you have any questions or concerns
- Be clear on what is acceptable collaboration and what is not
- Do your own work and cite all your sources (this includes ChatGPT, Bard, & any AI tools)
- Protect your work
Read the complete document here.
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