Definitions
The intentional use of dishonest, unethical, or unauthorized means to gain an academic advantage, misrepresenting a student's true knowledge or abilities.
What is academic dishonesty?
The official ASU policy that outlines rules for honesty in all student work.
What is the ASU Academic Integrity Policy?
Filling in fabricated or completely invented information for your lab tables for your CHM 113 lab report because you didn't record data during the experiment.
What is fabrication?
Giving credit to the original author whenever you use their words, ideas, or data.
What is a citation?
The ASU Downtown Phoenix space where you can get help with citations, research, and avoiding plagiarism
What is the writing center at UCENT?
The act of reusing work that you have already submitted for a class or published.
What is self-plagiarism?
The process used to investigate allegations of cheating or academic dishonesty.
What is called the academic integrity violation process?
Working on a take-home BIO 201 assessment with your friends after your professor explicitly stated that it was to be completed by yourself.
Restating someone else’s ideas in your own words while still giving them credit.
What is paraphrasing?
The platform that ASU students use to find clubs on ASU's campuses.
What is Sun Devil Central?
The act of working with others on an academic or professional task without the permission or knowledge of the instructor or supervisor.
What is unauthorized collaboration?
An XE is received in the course.
What is the grade given in the course when an academic integrity violation has been received?
Telling your best friend (who has lab after you) the questions that were on Daydif's lab practical.
What is distributing confidential material?
Altering a source’s data or misrepresenting their findings in your own research.
What is falsification?
The workshop that College of Health Solutions students can attend in order to meet with a pre-health advisor.
Hint: It counts for Engage at ASU.
What is the pre-health workshop?
The act of sharing test material or assignments without authorization.
What is distributing confidential materials?
The outcome when a student is found responsible for academic misconduct -- whether that be in the form of failing the assignment, course, or being dismissed from the university.
What is a disciplinary sanction?
Writing your friend's name down on the attendance sheet when in reality, they were absent.
What is academic dishonesty?
Including citations in your reference list that you never actually read.
What is misrepresenting sources?
Program for upper-level students (usually juniors and seniors) and offers hands-on clinical experience to strengthen applications for health professional schools.
What is the pre-health internship program?
The act of creating or presenting data in a false, misleading, or inaccurate way, often for academic effect.
What is data misrepresentation?
The tool that checks submitted assignments for copied content.
What is TurnItIn?
You submit an English essay you did in the 8th grade for your ENG 101 class.
What is self-plagiarism?
Using a statistic or fact from a source without indicating where it came from.
What is failure to attribute?
The calm space on the 4th floor of Health North.