Masters Of Plagiarism?
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The chinese have been doing that for YEARS here in the U.S. and just about every other part of the world. ANY new technology to hit the streets is "reverse engineered" in China within weeks. That's one reason the U.S. govt. declared the Apple G4 to be a supercomputer, and made it illegal to sell it to certain other govt's. But China still has the Imac. LOL
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Write one. :)\n\nAre you looking for specific information, or just looking for one to plagiarize?
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I came across this web site when I did a search for "proving plagiarism" it looks like it could be exactly what your looking for. It includes possible counter measures, useful websites for detecting and fighting plagiarism, detection methods and links to useful sights and even somebody you can contact via e-mail \n\nhttp://www.andromeda.rutgers.edu/~ehrlich/plagiarism598.html\n\nI think my strategy if I was unable to prove the plagiarism would be to quiz the students on their individual essays. Time consuming, but if they are plagiarized the students will doubtfully be familiar with the content. \n\nBelow are some additional sites that I thought might help. Good Luck\n\n\nGood luck!
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Sure, plagiarism can be punished accordingly. But whether it will be noticed depends on the level of company you work with. To be honest, last year I had real troubles with my studies. I had several serious assignments to be done at the same time, along with my term paper. The only way out was to use some essay writing service. The first link I found was http://www.bestessays.com and it worked, to say the least! My professor, who is really a serious teacher didn’t even notice the work was not mine. I got high score and now I’m almost BA. That was a real term paper, not a regular essay, which is much easier to deal for professionals.
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I taught college for 31 years, and occasionally suspected or caught plagiarism.  The usual reasons for suspecting it are a student running poor grades turns in a super paper, or a paper that is absolutely perfect in terms of no typos or grammatical errors.  You don't mention what course or the topic of the paper, which would help in advising you.  Perhaps you could invite the instructor to interview you privately on the topic of the paper to show how well you know and understand what is in it.  Also, show the instructor the sources you used, tieing them to specific sentences and paragraphs in your paper.\nIf you really didn't plagiarize, good luck.\nBTW, the last four years I taught I came up with a technique for papers that made plagiarizing more trouble than being honest, but it worked best in the sciences.
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Using the current example of that harvard student that plagiarized other books to write her own illustrates that authors are affected/hurt by plagiarism, as the cheater is stealing from that author. \n\nI believe that plagiarism is a HUGE problem, specially now that there is so much information on the web from where to copy and paste ideas.
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If using someone else's material without giving credit (references IE. author name, book name) is plagiarism. Using any ones work that is not yours is stealing or cheating if you don't give credit. Yahoo even has a statement about this in Community Guidelines.
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There is some flexibility for titles of Literature as well as songs.  Unfortunately if an author sues and goes to court, there is a chance that the other author will have to change the title.  If it is a similar title from an ancient text, there isn't a claim for plagarism, because the original author is dead and can't claim infringement.
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Here is my suggestion to you.  I would go to your university library and look up Management Engineering. You will find a sample thesis in your library because a masters student has his or her thesis in the library where he or she attended and submitted his or her thesis.
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Well plagiarism is a huge reason. You can't steal another persons' ideas and use them as your own. Also, another reason would be to give credit to the source where you got your info. Sorry, I don't know a third one....:( \n(Exactly what the guy above me said)
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Plagiarism most commonly refers to the passing off of another person's work as one's own, whether deliberate or accidental. Accidental plagiarism is usually the result of poor citation or referencing, or of poor preparation or a misunderstanding of what constitutes plagiarism. Deliberate plagiarism is a purposeful attempt to claim another person's work as one's own.\n\nAny unacknowledged use of words, ideas, information, research, or findings not one's own, taken from any source including a published or unpublished book, the Internet, a lecture or conversation, a film, television or radio show, even if paraphrased, constitutes plagiarism.\n\nAccording to Diana Hacker, the following are the citation criteria as specified by the MLA (Modern Language Association) (115), the APA (American Psychological Association) (157-158), Chicago-Style (186), and others (228-230). "Three different acts are considered plagiarism: (1) failing to cite quotations and borrowed ideas, (2) failing to enclose borrowed language in quotation marks, and (3) failing to put summaries and paraphrases in your own words." A Pocket Style Manual, 4h ed., 2004 Bedford/St. Martin's.
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www.plagiarist.com has pretty much every poem by any popular poet.  Check there!
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As a  teacher I have found that in most cases the use of the Internet is a positive research tool. Most students would rather click on the computer than go do real research in the library, but if you use the Internet correctly it can be a valuable time saver.  The down side is I have see so much plagiarism that students aren't thinking for themselves any more.... like all technology it is a positive tool when used with logic and for the right reasons.
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I'd say try a Limewire search for documents with the subject of the report you're looking for.  While reports written by other people don't fall under copyright violation, they do count as academic dishonesty if you try to pass it off as your own work.
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Go Here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_M._Boston\nWikipedia is a great resource! Remember plagiarism is a crime.\nG
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Probably because no one has any talent and they just copy and recopy everything that's already been done.  In music they call it "sampling", in literature they call it plagiarism.  Go figure...
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I doubt there is any way to fully identify whether each assignment individually is plagiarized, nor do I feel it to be a constructive use of a teacher's time.\n\nIn-class assessments of individual understanding (and with stringent monitoring of all forms of communication) provide the only fully reliable feedback of student understanding that I can think of. With almost any other assignment, students can easily receive assistance, and this is often a good thing. In order to build successful in-class individual assessments, one must take the following into consideration:\n\n1) There are students who will try to cheat. Providing several different versions of the assessments can help minimize this, though good classroom monitoring is essential. I recently caught one student completing another student's final!\n\n2) Consider carefully what you want the students to know and create assessments that will accurately reflect this. For example, If you want them to be able to write a 5-paragraph essay, test them by giving them a writing prompt that they will know -- like their family. Don't give them a prompt like "Compare and contrast the evolution of primates and the development of quantum physics" and then assume that they didn't understand how to structure an essay!\n\n3) Make sure that individual in-class assessments are weighted highly enough that a student cannot pass on the efforts of others.\n\n4) Understand that everyone has bad (or good) days. Assessments should be frequent enough that these peaks and troughs will be averaged out.\n\nAlthough tests and quizzes are the most common types of assessments, various alternatives should be considered in order to compensate for test anxiety.