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Definitions: DePaul University’s Academic Integrity Policy recognizes the following types of Academic Integrity Violations. Please click on a violation in order to review its definition. | ||
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Definitions at other universities: To get a more complete picture of plagiarism, one of the most common violations, you may wish to review the definitions at other universities: | ||
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| How-To Manuals—Resources To Ensure Academic Integrity | ||
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Manuals and other resources are available to help you with many aspects of the writing process. Please access the materials below as you prepare your coursework or if a colleague asks you for assistance with her or his work. | ||
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Tip Sheets | ||
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| Citation Styles |
| From DePaul’s Center for Writing-based Learning: “Typically, the discipline in which you are working (history, sociology, English, biology, etc.) will determine which citation style to use in your papers. However, when writing a paper for class, make sure to check which style your instructor prefers.” To view The Writing Center’s list of resources for the most frequently used academic citation styles visit click here. http://condor.depaul.edu/writing/writers/citations.html Additional Resources
(a citation generator available to owners of the First Year Writing Program’s approved eHandbook)” |
| Self-Checks from other institutions | ||
| Please click on any of the following links in order to utilize self-checks from other institutions and test your knowledge about academic integrity. | ||
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