Honor Code

Your participation in this course comes with the expectation that all of your work will comply strictly with the UNC Honor Code. This will be taken very seriously and academic dishonesty will not be tolerated.

In the online world where "copy and paste" are constant menu options, you must be careful to respect the work of others, develop your own ideas, and honestly document sources. Be careful with your electronic note-taking so that you do not accidentally mix your original work and someone else's work.

Within the realm of academic honesty, however, there is more than enough room for the spirit of cooperation and collaborative learning. This course hopes to encourage you learn from each other and to help each other; just remember that you should be proud of all the hard work that you do and you should be equally proud to attach your name to it.

If you have any questions about your responsibility as a student or about the responsibility of the instructor under the Honor Code, please feel free to come see me, another faculty member, or the Office of the Dean of Students.

Related sites:

• UNC Code of Student Conduct

This page is based on the "JOMC 50 Classic" course description from Spring semester. For Bob Stepno's interpretation and more details, please consult the printed syllabus handed out in class or write to bob@unc.edu.