Examples of academic misconduct include cheating on exams or quizzes, plagiarism, unauthorized collaboration, providing false information or excuses, misuse of course materials, intimidation/disruption, or creating the appearance of dishonesty.
Exams
Exams are important, but your grade will not rely on the outcome of one exam alone. Resist thetemptation to seek an unfair advantage by cheating on exams. Remember that the possibility of gettinga few extra points isn't worth the risk of failing.
Exams in Classrooms
Exams Taken Remotely
Writing Papers
Avoid plagiarism. Do your best to put information in your own words and document all sources that youuse.
Collaboration
Students are expected to do all coursework that will be submitted for a grade independently (i.e., on their own) unless the instructor has given explicit permission for students to work with and/or get help from others. Even when an instructor allows some degree of collaboration, the instructor often limits how much or the type of help a student may give and/or receive
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