However, students must adhere to the expectations outlined by their instructors, uphold the standards of academic honesty when using AI tools, and not utilize these tools to conduct or support academic dishonesty such as cheating and plagiarism.
NJIT states that students must follow instructor expectations, uphold academic honesty when using AI tools, and not use AI tools to conduct or support cheating or plagiarism.
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Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
If a student has not received explicit authorization from their course instructor to use AI, submitting AI generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
NJIT says that if students have not received explicit instructor authorization to use AI, submitting AI-generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
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Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
First and foremost, at NJIT, instructors have the freedom to determine whether or not students are permitted to use generative AI technologies within their courses, and to what degree.
NJIT guidance says instructors have autonomy to develop course-specific AI policies, and students should check the syllabus and ask the instructor when unsure whether generative AI use is permitted.
NJIT says university-wide licensed AI tools go through a security and data vetting process within Information Services and Technology, and departments or instructors seeking an AI tool are recommended to contact IST for vetting assistance.
Since the early part of 2025, education clients with an institutional license for Google Workspace have gained access to Google Gemini Chat and Google NotebookLM.
However, students must adhere to the expectations outlined by their instructors, uphold the standards of academic honesty when using AI tools, and not utilize these tools to conduct or support academic dishonesty such as cheating and plagiarism.
NJIT states that students must follow instructor expectations, uphold academic honesty when using AI tools, and not use AI tools to conduct or support cheating or plagiarism.
claim-njit-ai-academic-integrity-001
Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
If a student has not received explicit authorization from their course instructor to use AI, submitting AI generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
NJIT says that if students have not received explicit instructor authorization to use AI, submitting AI-generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
claim-njit-ai-unauthorized-work-001
Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
First and foremost, at NJIT, instructors have the freedom to determine whether or not students are permitted to use generative AI technologies within their courses, and to what degree.
NJIT guidance says instructors have autonomy to develop course-specific AI policies, and students should check the syllabus and ask the instructor when unsure whether generative AI use is permitted.
Since the early part of 2025, education clients with an institutional license for Google Workspace have gained access to Google Gemini Chat and Google NotebookLM.
No confidential information should be shared with the AI if it is being trained on the content submitted. This also pertains to students using AI tools.
NJIT guidance says confidential information should not be shared with AI if the AI is being trained on submitted content, including in student use contexts.
NJIT says university-wide licensed AI tools go through a security and data vetting process within Information Services and Technology, and departments or instructors seeking an AI tool are recommended to contact IST for vetting assistance.
Since the early part of 2025, education clients with an institutional license for Google Workspace have gained access to Google Gemini Chat and Google NotebookLM.
However, students must adhere to the expectations outlined by their instructors, uphold the standards of academic honesty when using AI tools, and not utilize these tools to conduct or support academic dishonesty such as cheating and plagiarism.
NJIT states that students must follow instructor expectations, uphold academic honesty when using AI tools, and not use AI tools to conduct or support cheating or plagiarism.
claim-njit-ai-academic-integrity-001
Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
If a student has not received explicit authorization from their course instructor to use AI, submitting AI generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
NJIT says that if students have not received explicit instructor authorization to use AI, submitting AI-generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
claim-njit-ai-unauthorized-work-001
Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
However, students must adhere to the expectations outlined by their instructors, uphold the standards of academic honesty when using AI tools, and not utilize these tools to conduct or support academic dishonesty such as cheating and plagiarism.
NJIT states that students must follow instructor expectations, uphold academic honesty when using AI tools, and not use AI tools to conduct or support cheating or plagiarism.
claim-njit-ai-academic-integrity-001
Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
If a student has not received explicit authorization from their course instructor to use AI, submitting AI generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
NJIT says that if students have not received explicit instructor authorization to use AI, submitting AI-generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
claim-njit-ai-unauthorized-work-001
Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) section
First and foremost, at NJIT, instructors have the freedom to determine whether or not students are permitted to use generative AI technologies within their courses, and to what degree.
NJIT guidance says instructors have autonomy to develop course-specific AI policies, and students should check the syllabus and ask the instructor when unsure whether generative AI use is permitted.
NJIT says university-wide licensed AI tools go through a security and data vetting process within Information Services and Technology, and departments or instructors seeking an AI tool are recommended to contact IST for vetting assistance.
Since the early part of 2025, education clients with an institutional license for Google Workspace have gained access to Google Gemini Chat and Google NotebookLM.
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NJIT states that students must follow instructor expectations, uphold academic honesty when using AI tools, and not use AI tools to conduct or support cheating or plagiarism.
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NJIT says that if students have not received explicit instructor authorization to use AI, submitting AI-generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
If a student has not received explicit authorization from their course instructor to use AI, submitting AI generated work may constitute a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity policies.
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NJIT guidance says instructors have autonomy to develop course-specific AI policies, and students should check the syllabus and ask the instructor when unsure whether generative AI use is permitted.
First and foremost, at NJIT, instructors have the freedom to determine whether or not students are permitted to use generative AI technologies within their courses, and to what degree.
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NJIT guidance says confidential information should not be shared with AI if the AI is being trained on submitted content, including in student use contexts.
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NJIT says university-wide licensed AI tools go through a security and data vetting process within Information Services and Technology, and departments or instructors seeking an AI tool are recommended to contact IST for vetting assistance.
Since the early part of 2025, education clients with an institutional license for Google Workspace have gained access to Google Gemini Chat and Google NotebookLM.
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Can I use AI for my coursework?
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