Academic Integrity
Any behaviour, intentional or otherwise, that gives a student unearned or unfair advantage in academic work over other students.
Academic Offense
The summation of morals, values and codified laws of professional behaviour.
Ethics
This breathing technique can be used to destress during an exam or while studying.
4-7-8 Breathing Technique
Many people use this social media site to find jobs and network online.
Date of APS 100 Final Test
December 4th
True or False: It is better to risk committing an academic offense, than it is to hand in nothing at all.
False
In addition to your degree, you'll get one of these when you graduate, which engineers wear to remind them of their obligation to live by a high standard of professional conduct.
Iron Ring
This note taking style has you divide your page into three sections, namely the cue column, the note column, and the summary.
Cornell Method
Internships are posted on this UofT website.
Career Learning Network
Name of UofT resource that helps students organize exchanges & international summer experiences.
Centre for International Experience (CIE)
Using an idea without including a reference to the source is an example of this type of academic offense.
Plagiarism
Engineers in Ontario should following two codes of ethics: IEEE Code of Ethics and this.
Professional Engineers Ontario Code of Ethics
Here, you can ask upper-year students for help related to any of your courses.
GEARS
It is a good idea to include these types of words on your resume.
Action Words
This document sets out expectations for student behaviour and prescribes processes for dealing with behaviour that is prohibited.
The Student Code of Conduct
In her first year, Kate got an academic offense for doing this.
Entering tables as pictures in her CDS to lower the word count
According to the PEO Code of Ethics, you must regard your duty to this as paramount.
Public Welfare
This studying technique involves removing yourself from all distractions and studying for timed 25 minute intervals.
Pomodoro Technique
As an accredited engineering school, the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering must ensure that its graduates have twelve specific skills, as specified by the CEAB. What are these specific skills referred to as?
Graduate Attributes
Engineers use this improve our ability to effectively make decisions.
Mathematics
Letting your friend see your completed assignment so that he/she can "compare answers" with yours is an example of this type of academic offense.
Assisting another student to commit an offense
When faced with ethical problems at school or work, listen to your inner voice and do these four things.
Pause, Reflect, Assess, and Act
Studies show that doing these two things, together called Successive Relearning, greatly improves long-term learning.
Practice Testing and Distributed Practice
This three-part method can be used to write experience descriptions on your resume.
CAR (Context-Action-Result) Method
Aims to promote fairness and justice, but it can only work if everyone starts from the same place and needs the same things.
Equality