Academic Integrity
MyCodingPal structures its Academic Integrity Policy to align with the core principles enforced by universities worldwide, particularly in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada. While terminology may differ across institutions, the ethical expectations are consistent: students must submit their own original work and use external help only as a learning aid.
United States (US) – Honor Codes & Academic Honesty Policies
Most US universities operate under formal Honor Codes or Academic Integrity Policies that prohibit:
- Submitting work written by a third party
- Unauthorized collaboration or assistance
- Plagiarism, including reuse of external solutions
MyCodingPal aligns with US standards by:
- Providing solutions only for learning, reference, and understanding
- Prohibiting direct submission of our solutions as academic work
- Encouraging students to write, think, and code independently
- Supporting debugging and conceptual clarity—not answer substitution
📌 Our services are intended to function like tutoring or textbook examples, not ghostwriting.
United Kingdom (UK) – Academic Misconduct & Plagiarism Regulations
UK universities strictly regulate “contract cheating”, defined as submitting work produced by someone else.
MyCodingPal explicitly does NOT offer contract cheating services.
- Our alignment with UK regulations includes:
- No claims of “guaranteed grades” or “submission-ready” work
- Clear prohibition on submitting provided solutions verbatim
- Emphasis on skills development and independent problem-solving
- Framing solutions as illustrative examples, similar to lecture notes
📌 Students are reminded that using our material as final coursework violates UK university rules.
Australia (AU) – TEQSA & Academic Integrity Standards
Australian institutions, under TEQSA guidelines, classify misuse of third-party services as academic cheating.
MyCodingPal complies by:
- Operating strictly as a learning-support service
- Rejecting requests intended for direct academic submission
- Encouraging use for: Understanding programming logic, Debugging code Learning syntax and concepts
📌 Our services are aligned with “learning assistance”, not “assessment outsourcing.”
Canada (CA) – Academic Integrity & Original Work Requirements
Canadian universities emphasize:
- Independent authorship
- Proper learning use of external resources
- Severe penalties for plagiarism or misrepresentation
MyCodingPal aligns with Canadian standards by:
- Making it clear that students retain full responsibility for submissions
- Providing help similar to study guides, tutorials, or peer discussion
- Prohibiting reuse of provided solutions as final academic work
📌 Students are expected to produce their own original code after learning from our explanations.
Universal Principles We Follow
Across all regions, MyCodingPal adheres to these global academic integrity principles:
- Learning support, not academic replacement
- Conceptual understanding over answer delivery
- Student accountability for submissions
- No exam or test-time assistance
- No plagiarism or impersonation
These principles mirror the expectations found in university honor codes worldwide.
Student Responsibility Reminder
Regardless of country or institution:
- Always review your university’s specific academic integrity policy
- Confirm whether external help is permitted for each assignment
- When in doubt, ask your instructor before using external assistance
Using MyCodingPal does not exempt students from institutional rules.
Institutional Respect & Ethical Use
MyCodingPal respects academic institutions and their integrity frameworks.
We position ourselves as a learning companion, not a shortcut.
If an assignment requires independent work, students must ensure their final submission is entirely their own.