For strategies on communicating AI/ML policies with students, please visit the Guidelines for Communicating AI Policies web page.
Academic Integrity:
Ƶ places high value upon educating students about academic integrity. At the same time, the University will not tolerate dishonesty, and it will not offer the privileges of the community to the repeat offender. The academic community assumes that work of any kind--whether a research paper, a critical essay, a homework assignment, a test or quiz, a computer program, or a creative assignment in any medium--is done, entirely and without unauthorized assistance, by the individual(s) whose name(s) it bears. Students bear the ultimate responsibility for implementing the principles of academic integrity. For more information, please visit Faculty Policy Series #11.
See below for resources on citing AI/ML:
- APA: How to cite Chat GPT
- Penn State University Libraries—Citing Generative AI tools:
- Harper College: Citing ChatGPT and Generative AI:
Use of AI tools prohibited. You may not use AI or ML tools, such as ChatGPT or Dall-E, or other similar tools on assignments, discussions, exams, and presentations in this course. You are expected to complete each assignment without assistance from others, including AI/ML automated tools. The use of ChatGPT or similar AI tools for work submitted in this course constitutes the receiving of “unauthorized assistance for academic work” and is a violation of the Ƶ Honor Code.