Across
- 4. Giving help on an academic assignment
- 6. Breaking a rule that is clearly outlined in the course syllabus
- 8. A place in campus with a lot of rare books both in print and online
- 9. Creating a note from an office and forging the signature to make the note look more realistic
- 11. The specific office that is charged with upholding all students to the Aggie Code of Honor
- 12. Abuse or misuse of computer access or gaining unauthorized access to information for an academic exercise
- 13. This indicates all of the grades you have earned at the end of each semester
- 14. An Aggie does not lie, cheat or steal, or tolerate those who do
Down
- 1. Not paraphrasing your citations
- 2. Using unauthorized materials in any academic exercise
- 3. This outlines all of the definitions of academic misconduct & your rights surrounding a case of alleged academic misconduct
- 5. Submitting work, with large portions of it being your original work, multiple times for a grade without permission
- 7. The office that adjudicates cases of alleged misconduct relating to all of the student rules
- 10. Omitting data that would alter your findings or nullify your hypothesis