All modules will launch in early July for new UCF summer and fall students. New students will receive an email to their @ucf.edu email address with access instructions and deadlines for completion. The subject line of the email will be: “Avoid a Hold: Finish Your UCF Modules” with information about the 5 module programs assigned and deadlines.

Academic Integrity

Students are automatically enrolled in the course, which can be found on their Webcourses@UCF dashboard.

Access Instructions:

  • Go to https://webcourses.ucf.edu
  • Log in with your NID and Password
  • Complete the Academic Integrity course found on your Webcourses@UCF dashboard (if you don’t find it on your dashboard, please click ALL Courses from the navigation menu)

If you have any technical questions regarding the Academic Integrity course or the Webcourses@UCF platform, please contact Webcourses@UCF Support by phone (407-823-0407), email (webcourses@ucf.edu), live chat, or through their Online Support Form.

The Academic Integrity module aims to assist UCF students in becoming familiar with the following:

  • UCF’s policies on academic misconduct
  • University consequences of academic misconduct
  • Strategies of how to demonstrate academic integrity

All students required to complete the academic integrity module will be enrolled into a webcourse. Students will receive notification of the module opening through webcourses and via email.

 

Students will receive notification from webcourses and UCF email.  Prompt will instruct student to log onto webcourses.ucf.edu/ and then go under classes to Academic Integrity.

Students who fail to complete the module by the deadline may have a hold placed on their account. This hold may prevent registration for the upcoming semester.

Students report it takes an average of 1-2 hours to complete the module.

Students need to score an 80% or higher to successfully pass the module.

Yes, students have 3 attempts to earn an 80% or higher.

Every undergraduate student is required to complete the academic integrity module.  There is a separate academic integrity module for graduate students.

No, all new graduate students will be required to complete a separate graduate student academic integrity module.

For assistance with  technical issues after log-in, contact Webcourses@UCF Support at webcourses@ucf.edu or call (407) 823-0407.

For general questions regarding the Academic Integrity module, send a message through webcourses.

 

 

Email deanofstudents@ucf.edu

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