1. sampling regulations: the school usually randomly checks a certain proportion of undergraduate graduation thesis to ensure the quality of the thesis. The sampling ratio of each school may be different, but it is usually between 10%-20%. The sampling process may include the evaluation of the originality, quality, format and structure of the paper.
2. Revocation of degree: If a student is found to have the following behaviors, the school may revoke his degree:
A. Plagiarism: Plagiarism refers to the unauthorized use of other people's opinions, data, research results or written expressions and submission of them as one's own works. Once plagiarism is found, the school may give warnings, record demerits, postpone graduation, and revoke degrees.
B. Academic misconduct: Academic misconduct includes fabricating data, tampering with experimental results and plagiarizing others' achievements. Similar to plagiarism, the school will punish academic misconduct accordingly.
C. Contract cheating: Contract cheating refers to the fact that students buy papers from others or give their papers to others to complete during the process of writing their papers. Once found, the school will take severe measures, including revoking the degree.
D. unauthorized cooperation: if students do not declare cooperation with others in their papers, but actually cooperate, the school may think that this is a violation of academic integrity and give corresponding punishment.
Please note that the specific regulations and behaviors may vary from school to school and from region to region. I suggest you consult the relevant policies and regulations of your school to understand the specific requirements.