Academic Dishonesty

Lying is to convey false or false statements to gain unfair academic or employment benefits. [Expression used in Duke Fuqua Business School code. ]

Fraud is the purpose of fraudulent use or unauthorized use of materials, information, learning aids or other people's ideas, or to obtain unfair benefits. This includes, but is not limited to:

Acceptance of unauthorized aid to other students or unauthorized aid from others in testing, testing, assignment or examination

Use, consult, or use unauthorized equipment or equipment in tests, tests, assignments or tests.

To satisfy the requirements of multiple courses using important parts of paper or project unless the student has obtained permission from the teacher.

Do not follow the teacher's specific instructions on academic honesty or academic integrity

"Puzzle" means that students cheat or ignore correct academic procedures, trying to express information, thoughts, phrases of others as if they were themselves, or to make it appropriate for the original source It occurs when you do not give credit. Appropriate academic procedures require that all quoted materials are identified by quotation marks or indents on the page and the sources of information and ideas are identified (if from another source) and attributed to the source. Students are responsible for learning appropriate academic programs

Copy from sources published without adequate documentation ([1] Use quotation of verbatim text or use block reference if verbatim text exceeds 40 to 50 words, and [2] text Reference or footnote for verbatim text and paraphrase / idea);

The term "assignment" includes any necessary or optional work submitted for review, credit, and / or disciplinary action.

As long as the teacher or other responsible agency does not explicitly approve cooperation with others, all the studies conducted by the student must be done independently.

Stealing refers to the act of intentionally depriving or infringing the property of others without consent or permission, including academic work, and the intention to retain or use property without permission of the owner or legal owner I will.

For additional information on plagiarism and appropriate citations, please see https: // library.duke.edu/research/plagiarism.

Abandonment of academic activities: School misconduct is morally unacceptable and interferes with the learning and educational atmosphere. Academic misconduct includes provision or acceptance of inappropriate assistance in exams and assignments, counterfeiting of documents, stealing (such as theft or use as my opinion, expression of others' thoughts, etc.). This corruption may result in various penalties including, but not limited to, failure of assignment, failure of course, loss of institutional privilege, or dismissal of the university. Mandatory reading: Articles readings or other articles are recorded in each learning module. Students should complete all reading of each module

Academic misconduct: We can not tolerate any kind of academic misconduct. (See the WSU Student Code of Conduct). Students are responsible for understanding the elements that constitute academic injustice. If you have any questions, we recommend that you ask for advice in advance. Examples of academic misconduct include providing assistance during the trial (ie misbehavior), providing fraudulent information on the examination before the exam, stealing a copy of the exam, online studies by other students And so on. In order to help you during the period, deceive professors by working for others, copy words and ideas of others, and submit the same written assignment to meet the requirements of multiple courses Please give me. If you find scholarly cheating, I reserve the right to impose the following sanctions.