integrity

What does the term "Academic Misconduct" include?

• Bribery or Coercion
• Cheating in Examinations
• Inappropriate Collaboration
• All of the above

What is considered an Academic Breach?

• Minor unintentional Plagiarism
• Major Plagiarism
• Both A and B
• None of the above

Who can report an act of Academic Misconduct?

• Only Students
• Only Professors
• Staff, Invigilators, Thesis Examiners, or the public
• Only Thesis Examiners

What action may be taken against a student suspected of Academic Misconduct pending investigation?

• Expulsion
• Suspension of research activities
• Mandatory counseling
• No action is taken until investigation is complete

What constitutes Cheating in Examinations?

• Copying from another Student
• Using unauthorized materials
• Both A and B
• Neither A nor B

What is a potential outcome for Academic Misconduct?

• Written warning
• Deduct marks
• Expulsion
• All of the above

What does Plagiarism include?

• Using someone else's ideas without acknowledgment
• Copying text without appropriate referencing
• Both A and B
• Neither A nor B

Who may be involved in investigating Academic Misconduct?

• Designated Officer(s)
• Student Appeals Committee
• Both A and B
• Neither A nor B

What is an Examination according to the document?

• Any test given to students
• An invigilated assessment with specific rules
• A non-invigilated online test
• Open book tests

How can Academic Misconduct be appealed?

• Through the Student Appeals Committee
• By re-taking the assessment
• Cannot be appealed
• None of the above