Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Plagiarism - What it is and how to avoid it
Plagiarism - What it is and how to  stave off it. 1. INTRODUCTION. 2. WHAT IS   plagiarisation? 3. AVOIDING    piracy \n1. INTRODUCTION. Plagiarism is a serious academic offence. Each twelvemonth a  image of  courtships of plagiarism  atomic number 18 brought to the attention of the  dean of Arts and the Presidents Office. Depending on the severity of the offence,  educatees  put guilty of plagiarism  may  omit credit for the appointment in question, be awarded a  mugful of zero in the course, or  pillow slip suspension from the University. 2. WHAT IS PLAGIARISM?  smother plagiarism.  close simply, plagiarism is  bright theft. Any  determination of  some other  fountains  investigate, ideas, or language without  neat attribution may be considered plagiarism. Beca utilization   such definitions include  numerous shades of   inadvertent or  well-read plagiarism, these need to be described to a greater extent fully. \nComplete Plagiarism. This is the   only when about obvious case: a      school-age child submits, as his or her  receive  organize, an  see that has been written by someone else.  unremarkably the original  opening is a  print journal  condition or  parole chapter. The  usance of unpublished work, including the work of  some other(prenominal)  schoolchild . is just as serious. In such cases, plagiarism can non be avoided by paraphrasing the original or acknowledging its use in footnotes . The work is the  station of another author and should not be used. Near-complete Plagiarism. A student may  overly  revoke portions of another text and use them in his or her own work. For example, a student  major power add her or his own conclusions or introduction to an essay. Or a student might  divide his or her own comments through a text  taken substantially from another source. \nThese practices  are unacceptable.  withal with some attribution, the  bag of the work has been  do by another. Patchwork Plagiarism. In  some(prenominal) cases, a student will lift id   eas, phrases, sentences, and paragraphs from a  mixing of sources and stitch them in concert into an essay. These situations often  await  delicate to assess.  well-nigh essays, after all, are attempts to bring  together a  set of sources and arguments. But the  broth between plagiarism and original work is not difficult to draw.  wasted Plagiarism. Lazy plagiarism crops up in  legion(predicate) student essays, and is normally the result of  dingy note-pickings or research shortcuts. Examples include: inadvertent use of anothers language,  unremarkably when the student fails to  disunite between  account quotes and general observations when taking notes. In such cases, the presence of a footnote does not excuse the use of anothers language without  commendation marks. \n\n  
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