These papers will be turned in for evaluation the last week in May. Because this is a seminar, the presentation of oral reports and participation in class discussion is an important part of the grading process. Attendance at all class sessions is therefore strongly encouraged. The final examination will consist of essays on each of the major paradigms. Plagiarism We at CSUB do not accept or tolerate instances of academic fraud or plagiarism among students or faculty.
Plagiarism is an extremely serious offense.
Using published or unpublished material without citing the source is plagiarism. You may use someone else's material if you enclose it in quotation marks and reference precisely its source. Such material, however, should be used sparingly, if at all. Simply paraphrasing someone else's material by minimal re-arrangement of the wording is also plagiarism. It is an equally serious offense if you write a paper for someone else, or copy someone else's work, or allow someone to copy your work.