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Plagiarism

What is plagiarism?
Intentionally or knowingly representing the words or ideas of another as one’s own in any academic exercise. ... Plagiarism also encompasses the notions of citing quotations and materials from secondary sources that were not directly consulted in the preparation of the student’s work, and copying the organizational and argumentational structure of a work without acknowledging its author.” (from SMU Honor Code, Southern Methodist University)

Who cares?
(Possible consequences from SMU Honor Code)

How can a student avoid plagiarism?
Suggestions, links, resources

How can a faculty member resist and detect plagiarism in assignments?
Suggestions, links, resources

What should a faculty member do if plagiarism is discovered?
Recommendations from Honor Council

Plagiarism Handout from Jack Pickels and ...

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