Academic Integrity

1. Regan, Kenneth (2004), "Academic Integrity at UB CSE"

2. Rapaport, William J. (2007), "Plagiarism"

3. Settembre, Scott (2010, "Code Plagiarism Detection @ CSE"
   • CSE 421/521 Academic Integrity Affirmation

4. Ramamurthy, Bina; & Settembre, Scott (2008), "Using 'MOSS'—Plagiarism Detection Software: UB Introduction Manual for Professors and TAs".
   • Available upon request.

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5. "Plagiarism.org Learning Center"

6. "What is Plagiarism [at Indiana University]?"
   • A great, interactive site where you can test your understanding of what counts as plagiarism.

7. Harvey, Gordon (1995), "Plagiarism", from Writing with Sources

8. Newton, Janice (1995), "Plagiarism and the Challenge of Essay Writing: Learning from our Students"

9. Harris, Robert (2004), "Anti-Plagiarism Strategies for Research Papers", Virtual Salt (July 27, 2005)

10. Collberg, Christian; & Kobourov, Stephen (2005), "Self-Plagiarism in Computer Science", Communications of the ACM 48(4) (April): 88–94.

11. Jaschik, Scott (2008), "Double Dipping in Conference Papers", Inside Higher Ed (20 May).

12. Sinor, Jennifer (2008), "When a Syllabus Is Not Your Own", Chronicle of Higher Education (8 August): A21, A24.
    • "Is it plagiarism when a colleague borrows your syllabus and then uses it in its entirety for his own course?"

13. Staples, Brent (2010), "Cutting and Pasting: A Senior Thesis by (Insert Name)", New York Times (13 July): A24.

14. Gabriel, Trip (2010), "Plagiarism Lines Blur for Students in Digital Age", New York Times (2 August): A1.

15. Fish, Stanley (2010), "Plagiarism Is Not a Big Moral Deal", Opinionator (blog), New York Times.

16. Ahearne, John F. (2011), "Honesty", American Scientist 99(2) (March-April): 120–122.
    • Honesty is a big moral deal!

17. ...or do a Google search on "plagiarism" (but be careful not to plagiarize anything you find there!).