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=Assignment 2, [[ECE400]], Spring 2012= | =Assignment 2, [[ECE400]], Spring 2012= | ||
="Ethics"= | ="Ethics"= | ||
| − | Hard copy due at the beginning of class, | + | Hard copy due at the beginning of class, March 1st 2012. |
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | For this assignment, write a paper answering the following questions. You may want to refer to | + | For this assignment, write a paper answering the following questions. You may want to refer to the definition of academic dishonesty found in the brochure “Academic Integrity: A Guide for Students,” found at the website http://www.purdue.edu/odos/osrr/academicintegritybrochure.php . |
| − | the definition of academic dishonesty found in the brochure “Academic Integrity: A Guide for | + | *Are some types of cheating (for example, copying a friend’s homework, cheating on an in-class test, using sources without citing them, etc.) more wrong than others? |
| − | Students,” found at the website www.purdue.edu/odos/osrr/academicintegritybrochure.php . | + | *How do you think professors should deal with the different types of cheating you discussed? |
| − | *Are some types of cheating (for example, copying a friend’s homework, cheating on an | + | |
| − | in-class test, using sources without citing them, etc.) more wrong than others? | + | |
| − | *How do you think professors should deal with the different types of cheating you | + | |
| − | discussed? | + | |
*If you are aware of such forms of cheating, what should you do? | *If you are aware of such forms of cheating, what should you do? | ||
| − | *Finally, some research shows that engineering students cheat more than students in other | + | *Finally, some research shows that engineering students cheat more than students in other disciplines—why do you think this is true? |
| − | disciplines—why do you think this is true? | + | |
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
| − | Your paper should be one single-spaced page and adhere to the following format. Write in | + | Your paper should be one single-spaced page and adhere to the following format. Write in complete sentences and paragraphs using 12 pt. Times New Roman font. |
| − | complete sentences and paragraphs using 12 pt. Times New Roman font. | + | |
==Grading Criteria== | ==Grading Criteria== | ||
| − | Your assignment will be graded out of 100 points; see the Writing Rubric for the grading key. | + | Your assignment will be graded out of 100 points; see the [[Media:Writing_rubric_ECE400S12.pdf|Writing Rubric]] for the grading key. If you need help, you may contact Joanne Lax or the Writing Lab (494-3723; 226 Heavilon Hall). |
| − | If you need help, you may contact Joanne Lax | + | |
| − | Lab (494-3723; 226 Heavilon Hall) | + | |
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Contents
Assignment 2, ECE400, Spring 2012
"Ethics"
Hard copy due at the beginning of class, March 1st 2012.
Description
For this assignment, write a paper answering the following questions. You may want to refer to the definition of academic dishonesty found in the brochure “Academic Integrity: A Guide for Students,” found at the website http://www.purdue.edu/odos/osrr/academicintegritybrochure.php .
- Are some types of cheating (for example, copying a friend’s homework, cheating on an in-class test, using sources without citing them, etc.) more wrong than others?
- How do you think professors should deal with the different types of cheating you discussed?
- If you are aware of such forms of cheating, what should you do?
- Finally, some research shows that engineering students cheat more than students in other disciplines—why do you think this is true?
Format
Your paper should be one single-spaced page and adhere to the following format. Write in complete sentences and paragraphs using 12 pt. Times New Roman font.
Grading Criteria
Your assignment will be graded out of 100 points; see the Writing Rubric for the grading key. If you need help, you may contact Joanne Lax or the Writing Lab (494-3723; 226 Heavilon Hall).
