Plagiarism Journal

Objective:

- learn how to properly cite sources
- Learn about the Full Disclosure Policy
- how to avoid plagiarism

Time estimated: 1 h

Time taken: 1.5 h

Date started: 2023-01-20

Date completed: 2023-01-20

Procedure

If its something I didn't come up with, must cite the source

Don't forget to cite everything used and accessed

• in Wiki: use text tag
• in R: comment the source
• for image: URL + author + context
• make sure the links are the original source
• if copying code: URL where you got it + the author
• use APA style
• if not sure what to source, ask
• you can't submit the work you did previously, you must cite it
• you can't go manually change your results when the code doesn't work. Don't change the result from the code manually, because when you re-run that program and code the results will not change to the one you did manually.

Task 4 example of 3 referencing types:

• referencing part of a article: use APA style and paraphrase the findings in your own words
• referencing a piece code from online: URL of site you got it + the author of the code
• referencing a classmates journal: URL of site you got it + author

references

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References:

Isserlin, R. (2020). BCB420 - Computational System Biology. Github.Io. https://bcb420-2023.github.io/General_course_prep/

Steipe, B. (2022). R Basics. Github.Io. https://bcb420-2023.github.io/R_basics/ This copyrighted material is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

(1) https://bcb420-2023.github.io/General_course_prep/plagiarism.html

Steipe, B. Modified: Isserlin, R. (2020-01-02) BCB420 - Computational System Biology: Chaper 5, Plagarism. Retrieved 2023-01-20 from https://bcb420-2023.github.io/General_course_prep/plagiarism.html.

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