Plagiarism isn’t just “copying” or “borrowing” — it’s serious.
It means:
Taking someone else’s words or ideas and pretending they’re yours
Using someone’s work without giving credit
It’s basically stealing and lying about it
Plagiarism is a type of fraud.
Examples of plagiarism include:
Copying and pasting from websites and turning it in as your own
Downloading work from the internet and submitting it
Using another student’s work (past or present), like essays, lab reports, or code
Copying lecture notes or course materials without giving credit
Taking info from textbooks or journals without citing the source.
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To Avoid Plagiarism:
Never copy directly from sources
Never print and submit material as your own
Never copy from other students
Always use quotation marks
Always cite and reference the source
Always use your own words
Always give credit to the original source
Use facts that are widely known and accepted
No citation needed
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