giving or receiving answers by use of any signals or technology during a test. Typical Examples: Copying from another student's paper or receiving unauthorized assistance during a quiz ... of ...

4.1. Original ... exam or quiz questions and answers, or other materials produced from a previous course, for use other than for study assistance in connection with a current course, may be considered ...

Students who are found responsible for violating the Academic Honesty Policy and receive as an academic penalty a course grade of "X ... then choose the most appropriate answer. If you have questions ...

The new course, developed by the Office of Academic Integrity, is an interactive, narrated module that includes lessons and short quizzes. Kelly Ahuna, director of the Office of Academic Integrity, ...

in Section B.10. For academic violations, most notably plagiarism and cheating, the penalties range from written warning or failure in the course (rendered by the faculty member) to dismissal from the ...

A new phone number and email address have been established to facilitate the reporting of student academic integrity issues ... to the University are examples of dishonesty" (Part 5, Section III-B-2-a ...