Academic Integrity
Students must submit authentic work, properly credit sources, avoid cheating, plagiarism, identity misrepresentation, falsification and document misuse, and comply with course-specific assessment restrictions.
Artificial Intelligence and AI-Assisted Work

AI, generative AI, automated writing, coding, image-generation, translation, data-analysis and similar tools may be used only when permitted by the course, instructor, assignment, or assessment instructions. Students remain responsible for accuracy, originality, citations, calculations, data, code and conclusions. Required AI use disclosures or citations must be provided.

Prohibited Uses
  • Submitting unauthorized AI-generated or transformed work as the student's own.
  • Using AI in proctored or restricted assessments.
  • Using AI to impersonate the student or defeat identity verification.
  • Fabricating or failing to verify citations, data, quotations, calculations or results.
  • Using AI to obtain unauthorized answers or assistance.
  • Using AI in violation of privacy, confidentiality, copyright, security, professional, or course rules.