Someone has investigated the falsification of undergraduate thesis data. The falsification of undergraduate thesis data is a serious academic misconduct, which will not only affect one's academic reputation, but also violate the academic regulations of the school. Paper duplication is a common practice in academic circles, including undergraduate thesis, schools and publishing houses. Other institutions can use various tools to detect the similarity and plagiarism of papers. If too high similarity or plagiarism is found, further investigation may be conducted.

Paper double check:

Enter the URL (/) of the duplicate checking system in the browser. After entering the duplicate checking homepage, select the appropriate duplicate checking system at the bottom of the homepage. Enter the title and author of the paper in the duplicate checking interface, upload the paper to the duplicate checking system, and click the submit test button. Wait 30 -60 minutes for repeated inspection. After the duplicate check is completed, click the download test report button in the duplicate check interface, enter the duplicate check order number, click the query result, and finally download the duplicate check report.

Paper fraud:

In recent years, diploma fraud and thesis plagiarism have occurred frequently in China. A survey shows that more than half of every graduation thesis of college students is suspected of plagiarism: full-text plagiarism accounts for about 20.4%; Paragraph plagiarism accounted for 33.2%. However, 32.84% students think that they often plagiarize, and 46. 15% students often plagiarize.

Case:

In 2004, Shen 200 1, a doctoral student majoring in religion in Sichuan University, was expelled from the school for plagiarizing 5000 words from other people's research results in his doctoral thesis. In 2005, Gan Mou, a female graduate student of Jinan University, submitted two course papers to the teacher, both of which were identified as plagiarism and were expelled from the school. From June 5438 to October 2008 10, Jia Mou, a graduate student of Huazhong Normal University, was revoked his master's degree because two papers published during his undergraduate period were plagiarized.