Miguel is browsing a new

Discord group he was added to for his class and sees this message:

Miguel doesn’t know the person who sent the

message, but he is failing his class and needs a good mark on the next assignment. Would Miguel be engaging in Contract Cheating if he contacts whybuytextbooks to buy the solution files?

Miguel

discovers that he can use a website to get the solution files for free. When he

tries to click on the solution file, the text is blocked out and he cannot read

it. Instead, there is an image over the text that says:

Miguel uploads three documents from his first-year classes and uses the solution file to help him complete his assignment. Is

Miguel contract cheating?

Miguel is browsing a new

Discord group he was added to for his class and sees this message:

Miguel doesn’t know the person who sent the

message, but he is failing his class and needs a good mark on the next assignment. Would Miguel be engaging in Contract Cheating if he contacts whybuytextbooks to buy the solution files?

Alexandria is writing her first essay for a history class. She is nervous and is not sure how to start. Alexandria has a subscription to a note-sharing website, where she finds a two-year-old copy of an essay written for that class.

If Alexandria uses the articles and quotes from the old essay but writes the rest of the essay on her own, she is not contract cheating.

Which of the following risks are associated with contract cheating?

Miguel is having trouble analyzing a book for one of his classes. He remembers the website he used for his MGTS class and visits it again. This time, Miguel looks at the analysis a student wrote two years ago for ideas. The topic from two years ago is slightly different, so while some portions of the analysis are very similar, Miguel ended up having to write the paper on his own.

Miguel’s instructor, Markit, reads the analysis and is reminded of an excellent paper that she read a few years ago. Do you think Markit should consider meeting with Miguel to discuss the analysis?

Miguel

discovers that he can use a website to get the solution files for free. When he

tries to click on the solution file, the text is blocked out and he cannot read

it. Instead, there is an image over the text that says:

Miguel uploads three documents from his first-year classes and uses the solution file to help him complete his assignment. Is

Miguel contract cheating?

If "whybuytextbooks" is a student in Miguel's class, are they engaging in academic misconduct?

Miguel is browsing a new

Discord group he was added to for his class and sees this message:

Miguel doesn’t know the person who sent the

message, but he is failing his class and needs a good mark on the next assignment. Would Miguel be engaging in Contract Cheating if he contacts whybuytextbooks to buy the solution files?

Nick is not doing very well in his ECON class and struggles with writing discussion posts. The posts are locked from view until a student submits their own post. Nick submits a discussion post on Tuesday evening, and on Wednesday morning, he notices that the post wasn’t graded. As Nick looks through the discussion posts from his classmates, he notices that his post is missing a key detail. Nick decides to delete his post and submit a new one with the key detail he was missing. Did Nick engage in academic misconduct?