Welcome to the Academic Hub
This platform provides secure submission of academic assignments and coursework for Maurice Udom's courses. All submissions are handled with confidentiality and checked against our academic integrity standards.
Before submitting your assignment:
- Select your course from the dropdown menu
- Read and understand the Academic Integrity Policy below
- Prepare your assignment file (PDF or DOCX format, under 5MB)
- Complete the form below and attach your file directly — no Google Drive or OneDrive needed
- Watch for confirmation email
Academic Integrity & Plagiarism Policy
Effective: May 2026
⚠️ Zero Tolerance Policy
Plagiarism is NOT tolerated and will result in an automatic ZERO for the assignment.
1. Definition of Plagiarism
Plagiarism is defined as presenting someone else's work, ideas, or language as your own without proper acknowledgment. This includes:
- Direct Copying: Copying word-for-word from a classmate, book, or online source
- Paraphrasing without Citation: Rephrasing an idea without crediting the original author
- Collusion: Submitting collaborative work as your individual effort
- Self-Plagiarism: Submitting the same work across multiple assignments
2. Detection Methods
All assignments are subject to verification using:
- Digital Comparison Tools: Cross-referenced against previous submissions and internet resources
- Peer-to-Peer Checking: Compared against other students in the current session
- AI Metadata Analysis: Document version history and metadata are monitored
3. Consequences of Academic Dishonesty
Students found to have plagiarized will face:
- An immediate score of ZERO for the assignment
- A formal report submitted to the department head
- Requirement to resubmit with a maximum possible grade of PASS only
4. How to Avoid Plagiarism
Proper academic practice includes:
- Use quotation marks for direct quotes and cite the source
- Paraphrase properly by rewording ideas and still citing the source
- Create a bibliography listing all sources used
- Use citation styles like APA, MLA, or Chicago consistently
- Acknowledge collaboration — Tell your instructor if you worked with others
- Save drafts — Keep evidence of your work process
Visit the Lecture Series on our homepage for guides on citing sources and summarizing academic works properly.
Submit Your Assignment
Assignment Submission Form
Fill in all required fields and submit your assignment. A confirmation will be sent to your email.
✅ After Submission
Your assignment has been received. A confirmation will be sent to your email shortly. The instructor will review your work and provide feedback according to the course grading schedule.