Plagiarism is broadly defined as ”presenting someone else’s ideas or work without acknowledging the source“ (Coursework Assessment Policy and Procedures: 24). There are a number of penalties for breaching this policy ranging from receiving zero for a subject to suspension from a course or expulsion from the University (UTS rules 5.1 to 5.50).
via What is plagiarism?.
Posted by weavercat on June 20, 2009 in Articles, Dean, Fair Use and Genealogy, Genealogy Leads, Intellectual Property, Online Leads, Talbot
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