Academic Honesty
All work must be your own.
I mean 100% original. Any violation of this will result in failure for the assignment and very likely for the entire course. Keep in mind that your work in this course is school work in an academic setting, not a side project of your own. As such, strict academic standards will be vigorously enforced. This is a Turnitin.com analysis of a JavaScript assignment (anonymized by me). The results are ordered by similarity: the most egregious cheaters at the top and the honest students at the bottom. This is one list on which you do not want to be highly ranked. You have been warned. Can I use an AI to help me? Ask your professor about this on a class-by-class basis. Know that if it is explicitly permitted and you choose to do so, there are some minimum requirements:
And another thing: Illegally obtaining or distributing copyrighted material is a violation of my Academic Honesty policy and will result in expulsion from class with a failing grade. This includes but is not limited to physical books, e-books, PDFs, slide presentations, software, and other copyrighted teaching material. Read more in my course policies document. Marist Resources
Musings on Plagiarism
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