Academic Integrity
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Academic Integrity: the Essential Guide for UndergraduatesPractical advice & examples for how to comply with Cornell's Code of Academic Integrity
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Code of Academic IntegrityArticulates specific guidelines--including student responsibilities and examples of violations.
Acknowledge
In acknowledging the work of others, you demonstrate that you:
- Comprehend others’ ideas
- Respect other scholars, including peers
- Prove the value of your own original ideas
- Uphold the integrity of your own ideas as well as those of others
Attribute!
CITE your sources!
Keep track of your research as you do it.
Try using Zotero or another citation management program.
© Infringement vs. Plagiarism
Copyright is a legal matter. It applies primarily to the reproduction/exhibition/performance of original works (published or unpublished).
Plagiarism is an ethical matter. It applies to the uncredited use and representation of ideas (usually, but not necessarily published).
Plagiarism Tutorial
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Cornell's Arts & Sciences Plagiarism TutorialCovers plagiarism in minute detail from a humanities perspective and puts your comprehension to the test.