academic dishonesty
Senate Report: October 5, 2020
News October 27, 2020By: Serena Bains, Staff Writer Exam invigilation software for the Fall 2020 term During the question period, Senator Gabe Liosis discussed proctoring software. SFU expressed interest in implementing new exam invigilation for the Fall 2020 term. Liosis asked if there were any updates on what exam software would be used in the Fall term. Senator Elizabeth Elle noted that instructors have the most knowledge of whether an exam is needed for their course. She added that if an exam is required, proctoring software is necessary to prevent cheating. SFU is currently piloting a new software to meet BC privacy requirements.…
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Monday Music: Are cover songs considered academic dishonesty?
Arts September 23, 2019By: Andrea Renney, Arts Editor I’m not sure if this is specific to the computing science department, but my course syllabi always include an exhaustive section detailing SFU’s Academic Dishonesty policies. On top of that, my first year professors absolutely…
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