WorksheetsUnderstanding academic integrity
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Plagiarism is ...
Using someone's work or ideas without acknowledgement
Reusing your own work submitted to different units/colleges/universities
Asking someone else to do assessment tasks or take exam on behalf of you, using unauthorised materials in exam
Recycling is ...
Using someone's work or ideas without acknowledgement
Reusing your own work submitted to different units/colleges/universities
Asking someone else to do assessment tasks or take exam on behalf of you, using unauthorised materials in exam
Cheating is ...
Using someone's work or ideas without acknowledgement
Reusing your own work submitted to different units/colleges/universities
Asking someone else to do assessment tasks or take exam on behalf of you, using unauthorised materials in exam
Contract cheating is ...
Asking and/or paying someone/company to write assignments for you
Using false information/data/results/references in your assignment
Unauthorised collaboration to complete and submit an assessment task
Fraud is ...
Asking and/or paying someone/company to write assignments for you
Using false information/data/results/references in your assignment
Unauthorised collaboration to complete and submit an assessment task
Collusion is ...
Asking and/or paying someone/company to write assignments for you
Using false information/data/results/references in your assignment
Unauthorised collaboration to complete and submit an assessment task
Student P submits an assignment with in-text citations and without a reference list. Does P commit academic misconduct?
Yes
No
Student M and Student I are second-year students at VIT. Tomorrow is the due date for an individual report for one unit, but M is still struggling to complete the report. M asks I to help with the problems related to the report. I is busy with their own work, so I shares their solutions with M. M copies the solutions and submits the report in last minute. Do M and I breach academic integrity?
Yes
No
Student Y must submit three assignments by tonight, but they have only completed two assignments. Although the assessment specification does not permit the use of AI platforms, they decide to use ChatGPT to generate the last assignment and submit the work by the due date. Is Y's behaviour an example of academic misconduct?
Yes
No
