How would you answer?Academic Misconduct Policy ?

Identify the penalties listed for Academic Misconduct. Why do you think the school selected these penalties? Are they fair? Why or why not?
How does the college view and penalize collusion?
Consider your own Academic Honesty. What do you think will be your biggest concern or challenge in being honest?
What resources can you utilize to assure that you have Academic Honesty?
What can you do if you discover that your classmates are being dishonest?

The College's academic misconduct policy is as follows:

First Offense: Any student caught cheating will be given an "F" on whatever he/she is caught cheating on and will not be allowed to redo the work.

Second Offense: The student will be expelled from the course, and the final grade assigned for the course will be an "F/FA".

The administration reserves the right to expel a student from the College if there are more than two offenses. Aiding and abetting in cheating is considered as grave as initiating the cheating--and will be treated in the same manner.

Definition of Academic Honesty: Any test or assignment which has been given to an individual to be completed independently is completed independently without assistance from another student or others outside of the college.

One of the most common forms of cheating is plagiarism. Plagiarism is defined as the intentional or unintentional use of someone else's words as your own.

You are *not* seriously asking us to do this assignment for you.

If you take our responses and use them in your assignment as if they were your own work, that is plagiarism. And if you don't understand *that*, when it's actually the basis of this assignment, then... wow.

I would follow exactly the guideline above but if the student brings knives, guns or spill a jug of water to the education minister. He oshe should be expelled on the spot.