Contract Cheating “The Hidden Trend in Computer Science Education”
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Abstract- Contract cheating is a new form of plagiarism that affects higher education everywhere in the world. A student can submit an original solution to an assignment by contracting an individual anywhere in the world to do the work and then present it as their own. There is a multitude of websites on the internet offering their services for a minimal fee. Computer science students hand in assignments they should of spent hours completing without learning any of the assignment objectives. This paper explains what contract cheating is and offers a plan to deter it in the classroom. Contents of this paper are the individual research of the author as a grader and lecturer for a period of thirteen semesters. Once the website has received the funds it announces this to the chosen bidder through their website. When the chosenDate
2012-04-02Type
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