strayer university bus499 Academic Integrity Quiz

the “Student Handbook” at Strayer University includes detailed information on Strayer University’s Academic Integrity Policy.

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You do not have to cite information or ideas that you summarize or paraphrase (put it into your own words).

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Fabricating a quotation or a source, copying an essay or article from the Internet or an electronic database without quoting or giving credit to the original author are examples of intentional plagiarism.

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Citing inaccurately or paraphrasing by only changing a few words without changing the sentence structure are examples of unintentional plagiarism.

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A student cannot be penalized for “unintentional plagiarism”.

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It is not important to find reputable and valid sources over the Internet for your research.

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Facts that are known by a large number of people and that do not have to be cited are called ‘common knowledge’?

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Academic Integrity policy guidelines are not applicable to threaded discussions in online courses.

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Turnitin is a software platform that utilizes the Internet's capabilities by allowing essays to be evaluated for plagiarism.

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At Strayer University, depending upon the nature and extent of the offense, potential sanctions against a student found committing an Academic Integrity violation may include any of the following: a written warning; grade reduction or failing grade on the assignment involved; grade reduction or failing grade in the course; suspension, expulsion, or revocation of a degree.

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