She was from India, and was at my university on a full scholarship. She sent every single one of her assignments back to a friend in India who would do her work for her. She worked in the dean's office, and was able to get copies of all old tests, and many times even got copies of new tests before they were given out.
I was taking a networking class with her my last semester. The very last assignment we had was 25% of our grade, and it was an application that required the students to work together. We had to create a sort algorithm that was network based, and had to adhere to a standard given to us by our professor. Most of the people in the class didn't feel like sitting around in the labs to let others test their applications, so they would just leave the.class files around for other people to test with.
I was one of those people. So, after the exam, I get an email from my professor telling me that I would be receiving an F for the class due to plagerism (again, this was my last semester). It seems myself and another student had nearly the exact same code. This of course, was the student from India who was cheating her way through all of her classes. It seems she decompiled by.class file. Thankfully for me, she admitted this to the professor, and I didn't receive an F for the class.
She was caught cheating in her robotics class the next semester, and she was caught cheating in another class the semester before.
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She was from India, and was at my university on a full scholarship. She sent every single one of her assignments back to a friend in India who would do her work for her. She worked in the dean's office, and was able to get copies of all old tests, and many times even got copies of new tests before they were given out.
.class files around for other people to test with.
.class file. Thankfully for me, she admitted this to the professor, and I didn't receive an F for the class.
I was taking a networking class with her my last semester. The very last assignment we had was 25% of our grade, and it was an application that required the students to work together. We had to create a sort algorithm that was network based, and had to adhere to a standard given to us by our professor. Most of the people in the class didn't feel like sitting around in the labs to let others test their applications, so they would just leave the
I was one of those people. So, after the exam, I get an email from my professor telling me that I would be receiving an F for the class due to plagerism (again, this was my last semester). It seems myself and another student had nearly the exact same code. This of course, was the student from India who was cheating her way through all of her classes. It seems she decompiled by
She was caught cheating in her robotics class the next semester, and she was caught cheating in another class the semester before.