Student Academic Integrity Guidelines and Reference Guidelines for the Use of Generative AI Tools
Please refer to and comply with the University's Student Academic Integrity Guidelines and Reference Guidelines for the Use of Generative AI Tools.
The University's Student Academic Integrity Guidelines and Reference Guidelines for the Use of Generative AI Tools are attached for your reference.
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To strengthen students' awareness of academic integrity and foster a learning and research environment founded on honesty, fairness, and respect for intellectual property rights, the University has established the Student Academic Integrity Guidelines (attached). These Guidelines are intended to help students clearly understand the fundamental principles of academic ethics, various forms of academic misconduct, and the corresponding procedures for handling violations.
(1) These Guidelines apply to all undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students of the University. They cover the preparation and presentation of academic work and outcomes in all forms of academic activities, including course assignments, academic reports, examinations and assessments, theses and dissertations, research projects, publications, and other scholarly endeavors.
(2) The Guidelines clearly define various forms of academic misconduct, including plagiarism, cheating, fabrication, falsification, ghostwriting, duplicate publication, and other violations of academic ethics. They also specify the procedures for academic evaluation, as well as the disciplinary measures and procedures applicable to academic integrity violations, for the guidance of both faculty members and students.
(3) The Guidelines are available on the Office of Academic Affairs website under:
Student / Faculty / Administrative Services → Other → Academic Integrity.
In response to the rapid development of technology and evolving instructional needs, students who use generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools during the learning, research, or writing process are requested to follow the University's Reference Guidelines for the Use of Generative AI Tools to ensure the integrity and quality of their academic work.
The Guidelines are available on the Office of Academic Affairs website under:
AI Course Resources → Policy / Ethics, or at:
https://oaa.nsysu.edu.tw/p/406-1003-313202,r1365.php?Lang=en
The University's Student Academic Integrity Guidelines and Reference Guidelines for the Use of Generative AI Tools are attached for your reference.
Details:
To strengthen students' awareness of academic integrity and foster a learning and research environment founded on honesty, fairness, and respect for intellectual property rights, the University has established the Student Academic Integrity Guidelines (attached). These Guidelines are intended to help students clearly understand the fundamental principles of academic ethics, various forms of academic misconduct, and the corresponding procedures for handling violations.
(1) These Guidelines apply to all undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students of the University. They cover the preparation and presentation of academic work and outcomes in all forms of academic activities, including course assignments, academic reports, examinations and assessments, theses and dissertations, research projects, publications, and other scholarly endeavors.
(2) The Guidelines clearly define various forms of academic misconduct, including plagiarism, cheating, fabrication, falsification, ghostwriting, duplicate publication, and other violations of academic ethics. They also specify the procedures for academic evaluation, as well as the disciplinary measures and procedures applicable to academic integrity violations, for the guidance of both faculty members and students.
(3) The Guidelines are available on the Office of Academic Affairs website under:
Student / Faculty / Administrative Services → Other → Academic Integrity.
In response to the rapid development of technology and evolving instructional needs, students who use generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools during the learning, research, or writing process are requested to follow the University's Reference Guidelines for the Use of Generative AI Tools to ensure the integrity and quality of their academic work.
The Guidelines are available on the Office of Academic Affairs website under:
AI Course Resources → Policy / Ethics, or at:
https://oaa.nsysu.edu.tw/p/406-1003-313202,r1365.php?Lang=en
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