Academic Integrity in Examinations

1. Dishonesty in Examinations

• Looking at or attempting to look at unauthorized prepared documents (papers, books, notes, etc.). This also includes jotted notes on walls, desks, chairs, arms and hands, etc.
• Looking at another student's answer sheet or sharing answers to another student.
• Substituting another student's exam or asking for a substitution.
• Attempting to communicate with each other.
• Pulling out or using any wireless device (laptop, smart phones, tablets) or technical aids without the approval of the instructor.
• Continuing to write after the examination timeout. 
• Disobeying any instructions of a proctor, or intentionally interrupting during an examination.

2. Disciplinary Action on Academic Dishonesty

• All types of academic dishonesty will be subject to certain disciplinary action
• “0" score for the subject assignment/exam/presentation/paper, etc.
• May receive a "F" grade for that particular course, depending on the degree of academic dishonesty.
• All scholarship assumes academic integrity of students