1. What is Plagiarism?

• Plagiarism is using the work of another as if it were your own, without enclosing the words of others in quotations.

• Plagiarism is copying from the Internet, from a web page, or from another person without giving credit.

• Plagiarism is using work you have already submitted without the permission of the professor.

• Plagiarism is not using footnotes and other citations when you use ideas that are not your own.

• Plagiarism can be applied to ideas, research, art, music, graphs, diagrams, websites, data, books, newspapers, magazines, plays, movies, photos, and speeches.