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You commit plagiarism
when you present someone else's ideas -published or
unpublished - as if they were your own. People's
ideas may be contained in
written text
articles,
books, dissertations, theses, newspapers, magazines,
notes, course material, co-students' projects,
e-mail messages, data, computer
code, everything on the Internet, etc.
visual text
books
fine art, graphics, photographs, etc.
multimedia products
websites,
video productions, films, CDs, design projects, etc.
music
compositions,
lyrics, CDs, music or sound bites on the Internet,
etc.
spoken text
speeches,
audio recordings, lectures, interviews, etc.
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