plagiarism

Converse of object

• deter: The final meeting on 6 June 2003 examined deterring plagiarism.
• constitute: Failure to give proper acknowledgment of a source that you have used may be deemed to constitute plagiarism.
• detect: How can I use WebCT Vista to help me detect plagiarism?
• avoid: The best way to avoid plagiarism is to learn quickly how to follow proper academic practice.
• suspect: What do I do if I suspect plagiarism in student work?
• discourage: Example teaching strategies and resources for discouraging plagiarism and encouraging good academic practice by staff and students.

Noun used with modifier

code: Which of the following statements best describes your attitude toward source code plagiarism detection?

Adjective modifier

• suspected: The Law School can only act where evidence exists to support an allegation of suspected plagiarism.
• unintentional: One of the main ways in which students can commit unintentional plagiarism is through over use of paraphrasing.
• blatant: Am I the only person to have noticed Ms. Smith blatant plagiarism.
• alleged: He accuses Mort of stealing his story and is here to seek justice for the author's alleged plagiarism.
• deliberate: The University regards deliberate plagiarism as a serious disciplinary offense, and if discovered it is penalized severely.
• severe: All such cases will be considered as severe plagiarism.

Modifies a noun

• detection: Electronic plagiarism detection systems are of no help to us.
• prevention: A brief introduction to plagiarism prevention is provided by good practice for teaching staff.
• declaration: Have you completed a project submission form, including the plagiarism declaration?
• software: The working group has been monitoring a MALTS pilot of JISC plagiarism detection software.
• guidance: Later in the year SUGSC also endorsed a template for plagiarism guidance in course documentation that had been developed by the Plagiarism Working Group.
• regulation: Staff Guidance Staff guidance for 2004/05 is largely the same as that issued to support the current plagiarism regulations.

Preposition: in

coursework: This ensures that personal research is undertaken and minimizes the potential of plagiarism in coursework.