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Academic integrity at MIT, a handbook for students
What is this about?
This handbook outlines important information you will need to know about correctly acknowledging your sources when you write a report, research paper, critical essay, or position paper. It provides guidelines for collaboration on assignments and writing code. The handbook also provides information about what constitutes violations of academic integrity and the consequences of committing such violations[1].
For whom is this important?
Other information
References
- ↑ Brennecke, P. "Academic Integrity at MIT. A Handbook for Students." (2016).
