article · 2005

Plagiarism Detection in Computer Code

Matt G. Ellis, Claude W. Anderson

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Abstract

The ease with which computer code can be copied by students presents opportunities for plagiarism on programming projects. Presently, instructors are provided with few tools (if any) that assist them in detecting possible plagiarism in an assignment. Therefore, the only solution is a tedious and error prone by hand check of student submissions, looking for similarity between any two. In this thesis, I discuss the history of software plagiarism detection as well as present new methods of detection and software that implements these methods.

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Ellis, M. G., & Anderson, C. W. (2005). Plagiarism Detection in Computer Code.

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Ellis, Matt G., and Claude W. Anderson. “Plagiarism Detection in Computer Code.” 2005.

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Ellis, Matt G., and Claude W. Anderson. 2005. “Plagiarism Detection in Computer Code.”

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Ellis, M.G. and Anderson, C.W. (2005) ‘Plagiarism Detection in Computer Code’.

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@article{ellis2005plagiarism,
  title = {{Plagiarism Detection in Computer Code}},
  author = {Ellis, Matt G. and Anderson, Claude W.},
  year = {2005}
}

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