Using the work of a group as the student's individual work. Using assistance in a laboratory, on a computer terminal, or for field work when this assistance has not been authorized by the course instructor. Changing a grade or score in any way. Using substantial parts of the same academic work for credit or honors more than once without the permission of the instructor. Attempting to gain a regrading of a returned examination the student has altered after consulting a posted key or after discussion of the answers with others.
Fabrication is when a student falsifies or invents information or data in an academic assignment.
Inventing information for records or reports. Falsifying citations to sources of information. Reporting fictious interviews, or ascribing information to an interview that did not take place or that did not cover the topic claimed. Facilitating academic dishonesty is when a student aids or attempts to aid another student in committing academic misconduct. Writing a paper for another student.