Types of plagiarism ii You will be plagiarising if you: - Submit
the same piece of work for two different assignments, even if
they are to different departments You cannot submit exactly the
same piece of work for two different assignments. If you have
been rewarded for a piece of work once then you cannot expect to
be rewarded again for the same piece; this is also true for
different years of study, even if you are repeating a year. You
will be cheating if you try to get two sets of marks for one
piece of work. However, it is perfectly acceptable to refer to,
or to use, material from your earlier assignments, so long as
you make sure that you acknowledge the original source, even if
that source is yourself. - Submit written work produced
collaboratively, unless this is specifically allowed This is
known as 'collusion'. Alternatively, if you are required to work
with another person, it is simply 'collaboration'. Whereas in
most cases of plagiarism, the second party (the person being
plagiarised) is not involv