Copying material from another student's examination. Allowing another student to copy from your exam. Using notes, tables, diagrams or other resources during an examination unless expressly approved by the instructor. Any intentional falsification or invention of data, assessment results or citations in an academic or clinical assignment will be considered a violation of academic integrity. Inventing or falsifying reference citations in an academic, clinical or scholarly report or paper.
Plagiarism is the appropriating and subsequent passing off of another person's work as one's own.
If the work of another is used, acknowledgement of the original source must be made using a recognized referencing practice. If another's words are borrowed in whole or in part and merely recast in the student's own words, proper acknowledgement must, nonetheless, be made. Other types of Academic Dishonesty. Submitting materials, a paper, or report written by or obtained from another as one's own. Using a paper, report or other assignment in more than one class or field experience without the instructor's expressed permission.