LIBR 100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Recto And Verso, Apa Style, Electronic Journal

• School: USC, SC, Carolina, South Carolina
• Department: LIBR - Library
• Course: LIBR 100
• Professor: Nathaniel Street

Document Summary

When people talk about academic integrity, it is usually to list a set of behaviors that are prohibited what we should not do don"t plagiarize, don"t cheat on tests, don"t lie. But academic integrity is really about core values and beliefs that we should be promoting for all students and faculty in higher education. The international center for academic integrity has identified five fundamental values that define academic integrity: When defined this way, academic integrity is not about what you can"t do, but what you should do. Produce your own original work to the best of your ability. Respect the opinions of your professors and fellow classmates. Take responsibility for your own learning and academic progress. Acknowledge the work of others when you use their words or ideas. At the university of south carolina, our commitment to academic integrity is embodied in the honor code that all students are expected to follow.