1. Read through the descriptions below of plagiarism and academic integrity.
Plagiarism includes:
Academic dishonesty includes:
Plagiarism - Plagiarism is intentionally or knowingly presenting words, ideas or work of others as one's own work. Plagiarism includes copying homework, copying lab reports, copying computer programs, using a work or portion of a work written or created by another but not crediting the source, using one's own work completed in a previous class for credit in another class without permission, paraphrasing another's work without giving credit, and borrowing or using ideas without giving credit.
Cheating - Exam cheating includes unauthorized "crib sheets", copying from another, looking at another student's exam, opening books when not authorized, obtaining advance copies of exams, and having an exam re-graded after making changes. Exam cheating includes exams given during classes, final exams and standardized tests.
Use of Unauthorized Study Aids -This includes utilization of other's computer programs or solutions, copying a copyrighted computer program without permission, using old lab reports, having others perform one's share of lab work, and using any material prohibited by the instructor.
Falsifying School Documents -This includes falsifying signatures on forms, such as Add-Drop and Withdrawal forms, forging another student's signature and falsifying pre-requisite requirements.
2. Click here for the plagiarism page: Plagiarism Links.
3. In groups of TWO, take the plagiarism test...click on the test link, download it, print it out and complete it.
4. On the back of the test, explain the diagram.
5. Hand in your work...make sure BOTH names are on it.
5. Now, try this experiment: Copy a paragraph from one of your documents and enter the text into one of the plagiarism sites. How well did you do?
Plagiarism includes:
- Copying a computer file or any other document that contains another student's assignment and submitting it as your own work.
- Working together on an assignment, sharing documents, computer files or programs involved, and then submitting individual copies of the assignment as your own individual work.
- Knowingly allowing another student to copy or use one of your documents or computer files and to submit that file, or a modification thereof, as his or her individual work.
Academic dishonesty includes:
Plagiarism - Plagiarism is intentionally or knowingly presenting words, ideas or work of others as one's own work. Plagiarism includes copying homework, copying lab reports, copying computer programs, using a work or portion of a work written or created by another but not crediting the source, using one's own work completed in a previous class for credit in another class without permission, paraphrasing another's work without giving credit, and borrowing or using ideas without giving credit.
Cheating - Exam cheating includes unauthorized "crib sheets", copying from another, looking at another student's exam, opening books when not authorized, obtaining advance copies of exams, and having an exam re-graded after making changes. Exam cheating includes exams given during classes, final exams and standardized tests.
Use of Unauthorized Study Aids -This includes utilization of other's computer programs or solutions, copying a copyrighted computer program without permission, using old lab reports, having others perform one's share of lab work, and using any material prohibited by the instructor.
Falsifying School Documents -This includes falsifying signatures on forms, such as Add-Drop and Withdrawal forms, forging another student's signature and falsifying pre-requisite requirements.
2. Click here for the plagiarism page: Plagiarism Links.
3. In groups of TWO, take the plagiarism test...click on the test link, download it, print it out and complete it.
4. On the back of the test, explain the diagram.
5. Hand in your work...make sure BOTH names are on it.
5. Now, try this experiment: Copy a paragraph from one of your documents and enter the text into one of the plagiarism sites. How well did you do?
