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Security is up to the grantor of the certification. It really can't be any other way. Asking students to be ethical is worthwhile, but it's sort of like the pul
by jfoutz 12y ago
Security is up to the grantor of the certification. It really can't be any other way. Asking students to be ethical is worthwhile, but it's sort of like the pull-out method of contraception - just not very effective.
- WoodenChair 12y ago>Security is up to the grantor of the certification. I'm not exactly sure what you're replying to. I didn't say anything about security - I simply was making the point that participation in this effort is largely unethical.
- jfoutz 12y agoI see, I was confused about your point. I jumped to the conclusion that you were arguing a qualification implied an ethical standard.
- MereInterest 12y agoYou are mistaking security and ethics. Yes, it is up to the university to make sure that people aren't cheating. No, that it no way makes it ethical to cheat.