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Addition To Code of Conducts

This document outlines policies around academic dishonesty and unlawful activities at a university. It prohibits 1) possessing weapons, explosives, or incendiary devices and 2) disrupting university functions or limiting free expression. It then lists specific examples of academic dishonesty, including copying assignments, collaborating when not allowed, cheating on exams, plagiarism, and other violations.

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Addition To Code of Conducts

This document outlines policies around academic dishonesty and unlawful activities at a university. It prohibits 1) possessing weapons, explosives, or incendiary devices and 2) disrupting university functions or limiting free expression. It then lists specific examples of academic dishonesty, including copying assignments, collaborating when not allowed, cheating on exams, plagiarism, and other violations.

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3.2.

13 Tarnishing University Image/Unlawful Association

1. The unauthorized selling, purchasing, producing, or possession of any lethal weapons,


explosives, fireworks, or incendiary devices.
2. Engaging in or inciting others to engage in conduct which interferes with or disrupts any
University function, or which prevents or limits the free expression of the ideas of
others, or which physically obstructs or threatens to obstruct or restrain other members
of the University community or visitors.

5.1 Academic Dishonesty

 Copying from another student’s exam or assignment


 Allowing another student to copy from your exam or assignment
 Allowing another student to see your exam or to see part or all of your
assignment before you hand it in, unless authorized by an instructor
 Collaborating on assignments or take-home exams when instruction (or the
syllabus) calls for independent work
 Providing or receiving answers to an exam using a system of signals or other
means of communication with another student
 Bringing unauthorized materials to an exam without placing them where they
cannot be used during an exam
 Altering the answers to, or otherwise tampering with, exams or assignments
after they have been handed in, without consent of the instructor
 Taking an exam or completing part or all of an assignment for another student
 Having another person take an exam for you or complete part or all of one or
more of your assignments
 Hiring a ghostwriter to write part or all of an assignment
 Submitting all or part of a purchased term paper as your own
 Using course materials, including lecture notes and excerpts from textbooks, in
written assignments without proper citation
 Downloading text, drawings, images, and other materials from the Internet and
using these in written assignments without proper citation of the sources
 Copying material without proper citation
 Feigning illness to avoid taking an exam or handing in an assignment on time
 Submitting the same term paper for credit to more than one course without
permission
 Reviewing a copy of the regularly scheduled exam prior to taking a make-up
exam
 Stealing exam question
 Taking photographs of exam questions
 Reviewing a stolen copy of an exam prior to taking the exam
 Providing questions from a test given in one section of a course to students in
another
 Receiving questions from a test given in one section of a course from another
student in another section before you have taken the test
 Altering or forging an official document

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