Lecturers must review the Originality Report generated by Turnitin for submissions to an assignment, and perhaps use other measures in order to determine if plagiarism has occurred. He thinks it isn't fair or right, but he decides not to 'rock the boat' this late in the semester by notifying the lecturer.

College can be such a drag! It's supposed to be a full four years of unsupervised fun. At least, that's what the movies tell us.

But hey, getting good grades is the cool thing to do here. Forget high school. Which is why things are much, much tougher than it was before.

So we present to you. College Life Hacks, where you can find ways to make things easier for you, and on your wallet.;) Hey, a penny saved is a penny for that summer vacation we're all waiting for, right? Sharing is caring, so feel free to submit something or ask a question! UPDATE: THE TAGS PAGE IS READY!

If you need help navigating, send a message. Hack #1: Late assignments on online courses. Use at your own discretion.

Backdate your computer to date of when you’re supposed to start on the assignment. Create the document file needed (Word/Excel/Powerpoint). Enter dummy text (best to write up the first paragraph, so it looks more legit).

Fast forward your computer date to the submission date and leave a gap of a few hours before submission deadline. Automotive Meter Es 585 Manual En Espanol. Open the file, save it again this time. Now, close the file, open Windows Explorer. Right-click on the file, and open with Notepad.

When Notepad opens, you’ll see a bunch of gibberish text. Delete a chunk of them. Not all, but just a chunk. This will corrupt the file. Submit your file.;) So by the time your instructor sees it, it may or may not be corrupted, but if he tries to re-open it, it’ll be corrupted completely by then. So you have ample time to finish your work.:D Be smart. Don’t use it too often, and use it well.;).