Penn Stаte University expects students tо uphоld the highest ethicаl stаndards and fоllow the Academic Integrity rules. Examples of violating Penn States Academic Integrity rules on an exam includes: Copying on test: Looking at other unsuspecting students' exams and copying; copying in a complicit manner with another student; exchanging color-coded exams for the purpose of copying; passing answers via notes; discussing answers in exam; etc Tampering with work: Changing one's own or another student's work product such as lab results, papers, or test answers; tampering with work either as a prank or in order to sabotage another's work. Acts of aiding or abetting: Facilitating academically dishonest acts by others; unauthorized collaboration of work; permitting another to copy from exam; inappropriately collaborating exams without permission or when prohibited; etc. Unauthorized possession: Buying or stealing exams; failing to return exams on file; selling exams; photocopying exams; any possession of an exam without the faculty member's permission. Sharing exam information with fellow classmates during or after the exam. By answering "YES" in the answer field below, I acknowledge that I have read the above information and will abide by Penn State's Academic Integrity Rules.
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