Penalties for academic dishonesty                                  .Group of answer choicesthere are no penalties for academic dishonesty when it occurs unintentionallyare determined by University policy, and typically result in failure of the courseare determined by the instructor's policy, and can vary depending on the severity of the misconduct. Both intentional and unintentional plagiarism are reported to the Honor Office

I fully understand the Honor Code, including the consequences for academic dishonesty.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Plagiarism may be considered academically dishonest when:Group of answer choicesit is done on purpose.the plagiarised work is greater than your own work.it is done recklessly without any care shown to acknowledging other people’s work.all of the above.

Academic dishonesty through cheating or plagiarism                                  .Group of answer choicesis never acceptableis acceptable when it occurs unintentionally Flag question: Question 7Question 7

Academic misconduct describes incidents where student conduct is considered to be dishonest and unfair in connection with their academic work. The consequences for academic misconduct may include: Repeat assessment with reduced maximum mark Educational advice Attend counselling A formal warning or admonishment, or both All of the above

Academic dishonesty can include asking someone else to sit an exam for you or having them write an essay, report or some other kind of assignment, which