In identifying and explaining plagiarism, all the two examples used are from my own understanding of plagiarism.
Example 1.
Ebola is a viral disease that have no cure. Vaccines have being developed to prevent individuals from contracting the contagious Ebola disease. The vaccine is made of sodium chloride and amino acid combined. With the combination a white precipitate is formed and the formed precipitate is the vaccine that prevents Ebola.
Explanation.
In my understanding this paragraph is an offence of plagiarism. This statement talks about an individual or institutional experiment and research so the researcher(s) should be acknowledged in the process of writing the statement. This should have being the right way the statement should have being written.
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Professionally, there are copyright laws on intellectual property so if you plagiarize, you can be sued.
I Eric Opoku pledge that I will adhere to the general code of conduct and guidelines for academic integrity and I will help UoPeople to maintain the quality of learning experience and the cooperative standards of the university 's educational mission.
With my studies at UoPeople, I have seen that plagiarism is a grave menace so I will do as much as I can to avoid plagiarism. My main strategy to avoiding plagiarism will be to using online plagiarism checkers like Paper Rater to test all my academic writings. Again, I will cite all my sources properly with the APA standards and add references to my paper. Though writing an academic paper, citing sources( in APA Standards) is a herculean task for any first year college student.
In Ghana there are a lot of unethical behaviours that happens at the universities. I have listed few not limited to my list of unethical academic behaviours in tertiary institutions.
• Bribing of lecturers, tutors and
Example 1.
Ebola is a viral disease that have no cure. Vaccines have being developed to prevent individuals from contracting the contagious Ebola disease. The vaccine is made of sodium chloride and amino acid combined. With the combination a white precipitate is formed and the formed precipitate is the vaccine that prevents Ebola.
Explanation.
In my understanding this paragraph is an offence of plagiarism. This statement talks about an individual or institutional experiment and research so the researcher(s) should be acknowledged in the process of writing the statement. This should have being the right way the statement should have being written.
Ebola is a viral disease that have no cure. Vaccines have being developed to prevent …show more content…
Professionally, there are copyright laws on intellectual property so if you plagiarize, you can be sued.
I Eric Opoku pledge that I will adhere to the general code of conduct and guidelines for academic integrity and I will help UoPeople to maintain the quality of learning experience and the cooperative standards of the university 's educational mission.
With my studies at UoPeople, I have seen that plagiarism is a grave menace so I will do as much as I can to avoid plagiarism. My main strategy to avoiding plagiarism will be to using online plagiarism checkers like Paper Rater to test all my academic writings. Again, I will cite all my sources properly with the APA standards and add references to my paper. Though writing an academic paper, citing sources( in APA Standards) is a herculean task for any first year college student.
In Ghana there are a lot of unethical behaviours that happens at the universities. I have listed few not limited to my list of unethical academic behaviours in tertiary institutions.
• Bribing of lecturers, tutors and