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The following is taken from FIT's
Students Rights and Responsibilities Manual: Campus
Code of Conduct
Plagiarism is presenting someone else's ideas,
words, or work as your own. Students using someone
else's work, ideas, intellectual or artistic
property must identify and acknowledge the sources
within their work.
Examples of plagiarism include but are not limited
to submitting as one's own:
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1. Papers, works of art, or written or design
material created in whole or in part by someone
else;
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2. Written or design material that has been taken or
copied from a website or bought; |
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3. Sentences, phrases, key words, or
ideas used without acknowledgement; |
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4. Paraphrasing someone else's ideas or work without
acknowledgement. |
 For further
information on plagiarism, penalties and the plagiarism
appeals process refer to FIT's
Students Rights and Responsibilities Manual: Campus
Code of Conduct.
For suggestions of appropriate format for
bibliographic citations, refer to Research
Guide/Research Tips:
Documenting Information:
Formats for Bibliography and Footnotes.
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