Student Orientation - Academic Integrity

What does Academic Integrity mean?

• To work as hard as possible

• To be successful in your studies

• To be honest about your academic work

Mark didn't have enough time to finish his assignment. He copied a sentence from the textbook, changed a few words and put a reference. Could this be plagiarism?  

• Yes

• No

Because it is my work, I can use something I wrote in a previous assignment without referencing.  

• True

• False

We call it plagiarism whether or not it was done intentionally.

• True

• False

You shared your notes with a friend because she missed some classes due to her health issues.

She used your ideas in her paper and you did too. The lecturer caught it.

What could happen?

• Your friend will be penalised for plagiarism.

• You will be penalised for sharing the information.

• Both of you will be penalised for plagiarism and collusion.

Collusion and group work are the same.

• True

• False

Using Generative AI without permission from the lecturer can be considered as

• plagiarism

• contract cheating

• both plagiarism and contract cheating

• neither plagiarism nor contract cheating