UCF Professor Richard Quinn accuses class of cheating from statistic

[iwire]

Wow imagine this sort of scandal happened on PE exam

 

[knight1fox3]

@ptatohed, doesn't pertain to PE exam.

 

[ptatohed]

@ptatohed, doesn't pertain to PE exam.

I don't have 15 minutes but I'll take your word for it kf. 

 

[knight1fox3]

I don't have 15 minutes but I'll take your word for it kf. 

It's a good video.  But has to do with UCF School of Business and an academic integrity issue.  The professor addresses the class regarding said issue.

 

[matt267 PE]

He's bluffing. 

 

[Audi Driver P.E.]

He's bluffing. 

Thought crossed my mind too. However, they deal he offers students makes me believe no.  Basically, take the deal and get a free pass for cheating. Weak if you ask me.  Fail the cheaters and move on with life.

 

[knight1fox3]

My graduate university (engineering dept) had absolutely ZERO tolerance for academic dishonesty.  If anyone was caught, it was an automatic F for the course.  No deals.

 

[iwire]

He's bluffing. 

He might be bluffing but about 200 step forwards and admit they cheated

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2010-11-12/news/os-ucf-cheating-investigation-retest-20101112_1_students-step-cheating-ucf-spokesman-grant-heston

 

[Road Guy]

Really odd story - guess I missed the coverage on GMA.

I don't admit to being overly smart, or honest, but I think the worst I ever cheated in college was to program a few formulas on my hp48sx, really disappointing that so many would go along with this...

 

[Ramnares P.E.]

Unfortunate that it happened but seems like they got off pretty easy.  Agree with Fox on this.  At Grad school there were no chances for cheaters - it was a straight F.  I'm not sure how that worked out for those who got caught cheating on 'core' classes since it was taught by the same Professors each time.

I don't recall this being a problem in undergrad since all of my Professor's told us up front that they hand write their own exams.