Academic Skills in Game Design: BMP3003 Explores University Integrity

This assignment focuses on the intersection of game design and academic integrity, emphasizing the importance of skills such as time management, writing, and creativity in producing ethical academic work. It defines academic integrity as acting with honesty, trust, fairness, and responsibility within the university community, highlighting its fundamental role in learning, research, and teaching. The assignment includes game questions that explore various facets of academic integrity, such as avoiding plagiarism, acknowledging the work of others, and upholding ethical conduct in all academic endeavors. It underscores that academic integrity is crucial for fostering an environment of intellectual independence and respect for diverse ideas, with resources available on Desklib for further study.

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BMP3003 Further AcademicBMP3003 Further Academic
SkillsSkills
An explanation of why academic integrity at University is so
important
Academic integrity refers to the expectation which students,
researches, members and teachers have to act with honesty,
trust, fairness and responsibilities. If the academic integrity is
breached it is called as academic misconduct.
It is the fundamental for learning, research and teaching as well
in universities. It is important in the universities as it allows
the students and teachers the independence to ideas and
creativity as well as maintaining appropriate respect and
acknowledgement for others (Muhammad. and et.al., 2020).
Students are a part of academic community when in university,
which develops and improves new ideas. It teaches how to
interpret and represent ideas of other people and reuse
them for own purpose in order to produce academic works.
An explanation of why academic
integrity at University is so important
Game DesignGame Design
Skills used to produce the game
Academic skills
Time management skills
Writing skills
Creativity skills
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References
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Game Questions What is academic integrity?
Answers:
 Academic integrity refers to the moral code and ethical code of conduct in academics.
 Academic integrity is the policy which supports the avoidance of unethical practices
such as cheating, contract cheating and plagiarism in academic environment
(MacLeod, and Eaton, 2020).
 In universities students are a part of community which helps in sharing and
developing the ideas. It teaches people to interpret and present other people’s ideas
but with acknowledgement to produce own academic work. All this is called academic
integrity.
 Through academic integrity plagiarism and cheating is eliminated through
appropriately acknowledging the work of others.

 Academic integrity is the expectation of teachers from their students to act with trust,
fairness and responsibility in academic community.
 Ellis and et.al., (2020)states that academic integrity refers to putting the values of
ethics into practice through being honest in the acts of academics such as writing
being done in university.
 Academic integrity is the fundamental of research, teaching and learning in
universities.
 Academic integrity is making ethical decision making and following directions.
 Academic integrity means being honest to own self and as well to others.