- Copying from others during an examination period.
- Sharing answers for a take-home examination.
- Using illegal notes during and examination.
- Asking or allowing another student to take an exam for you.
- Tampering with an examination or quiz after it has bee corrected,
and then returning it for credit.
- Using the same work for more than one course without getting the
instructor's approval to use that work.
- Preparing answers or writing notes in a bluebook before and exam.
- Allowing others to do the research or the actual writing of an assigned
paper (for example using the services of a commercial term paper
company, or relying on a friend to write the paper for you).
- Submitting as your own work a paper that was written by someone who
took this class before (for example, a fraternity or sorority member).
- Helping others to cheat.
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- Knowingly representing the words or ideas of another as your own.
- Credit must always be given for information that is not common
knowledge.
- Credit must be given for every direct quotation that you use in a
paper.
- Credit must also be given when you paraphrase or summarize in whole
or in part what someone else wrote.
- Submitting, in whole or in part, pre-written papers.
- Using another's research or work without permission or without
giving that person full credit for the work.
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