Acknowledgement Policy

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Acknowledgement Policy
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Foundation of the Policy
PAUSE
Take a moment to consider your work.
Review your submission to include the
documentation. Is it professional? Is it
grammatically correct? Is the documentation
complete? Are the sources clearly identified?
Are cut and paste sources properly documented?
Initial the appropriate documentation statement
indicating your agreement.
REFLECT

• Sign the acknowledgement statement communicating
  that the documentation is complete and you stand
  by your work.

ACT
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What Goals Are We Trying to Achieve?

• Enhance a sense of professional and personal
  integrity in all endeavors.
• Educate cadets to take professional and personal
  ownership in their scholarship.
• Reduce the incidence of plagiarism due to
  carelessness in documentation.

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Written Submissions

• For written submissions, template for the
  Acknowledgement Statement will be added to the
  current format of the Title Page in DWW.
• (The revised format appears to the left of the
  slide.) Its principal elements read
• _______ My documentation identifies all sources
  used and assistance received in completing this
  assignment.
• _______ No sources were used or assistance
  received in completing this assignment.
• Signature

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Iam Thestudent
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Formal Group Work
Acknowledgement statements for FORMAL GROUP work
submissions (whether written or electronic
submissions) will be written. There is no
e-Acknowledgement page for Formal Group
electronic submissions.
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Iam Theleader
Iam Themember
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Electronic Submissions
The Math Department will not use electronic
submissions.
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Electronic Submissions(CIS Screen Shot)
Shows 2 requirements for IT305 and neither
e-acknowledgement statements have been done, yet!
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CIS Screen Shot
e-Acknowledgement page after first requirement
has been submitted.  Note S date is still in
future. Cadet can edit or delete up to the S
date.
e-Acknowledgement page after both S dates have
passed (changed from October to September S
dates)
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Requirement 1 George D. Martin, C-4, 07, Mary
M. Brown, B-4, 07, Paul P. Smart, H-3 07,
collaboration with the author, verbal and written
discussion, West Point, NY, 29 August 2006. We
set up the handwritten calculations for a as an
informal group. CDT Martin entered those
equations into MS Excel. CDT Brown added the
proper formats to make the calculation iterate to
a solution. We then all used the MS Excel file
to calculate a.
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Requirement 1 George D. Martin, C-4, 07, Mary
M. Brown, B-4, 07, Paul P. Smart, H-3 07,
collaboration with the author, verbal and written
discussion, West Point, NY, 29 August 2006. We
set up the handwritten calculations for a as an
informal group. CDT Martin entered those
equations into MS Excel. CDT Brown added the
proper formats to make the calculation iterate to
a solution. We then all used the MS Excel file
to calculate a.