Academic Irresponsibility
Academic Misconduct
Academic Misconduct - behavior which precludes one's work or that of another from being judged fairly.
Examples:
To take an exam in one section of a course and then to discuss the nature and content of that exam with students who have yet to take the exam.
To submit the same assignment to fulfill requirements in two courses without the written permission of both instructors.
To help with or edit another student's assignment, (including papers, projects, computer program, homework, etc.) in ways that go beyond the instructor's expectations or beyond the student's statement of sources.
To collaborate with another student in the planning or writing of a theme, project or computer program without the knowledge and permission of the instructor.
To steal and use or give away an unadministered exam.
To steal an administered exam so that the grades cannot be recorded.
To alter or change a grade either before or after it has been recorded.
