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Texas Tech University Academic Honor Code Analysis
I have reviewed the Texas Tech University Academic Honor Code and I will follow this code as defined by the University and the Engineering Department, that I will not cheat nor will I condone cheating at anytime. I also understand the consequences that follow if this code is broken. I also understand plagiarizing is: using a copyrighted resource without citing its use, using quotes without citation, paraphrasing from any source without citing it, and using the work of another person to pass as my own work.
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