Academic Integrity

Academic integrity is

• the commitment to and demonstration of dishonest and immoral behavior in an academic setting

• the commitment to and demonstration of partially completed school work

• the commitment to and demonstration of honest and moral behavior in an academic setting

• the overall strength and safety of the school building.

Plagiarism is...

• The intentional use of another's ideas, words, or work as your own.

• A great trick for passing when you don't want to do the work yourself.

• Intentionally using false data to make your lab report seem more legitimate.

• Turning your back on the flag during the pledge of alleigiance

1. All websites are regulated and monitored for accurate information.

• True

• False

3. It’s not plagiarism if you do not cite images in projects and reports, such as charts, graphs, illustrations or photographs.

• True

• False

9. Honor codes are used to:

• Establish mutual trust among faculty and students

• Deter academic dishonesty

• Define what constitutes honorable behavior in that community

• All of the above

True or False?

It is okay to submit my previously written work for another assignment.

• True

• False

When an individual pays someone else money to complete their work for them, that is called ____________________.

• duplication of work

• stealing

• plagiarism

• collaboration

The following method(s) can help you determine if an online source is credible:

• Define the intended audience

• Review the source domain (.com, .net. .gov, .org, .edu)

• Determine the purpose of the source

• All of the above

Which of the following does not need to be cited:

• Paraphrased information

• Direct quotes

• Common knowledge

• Secondary sources

A paraphrase must always contain a citation.

• True

• False