Term papers

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Term papers

All assignments must be submitted digitally in Moodle at the end of the semester. Please select the abbreviation (Ang + a number) for the course (LV) you attended in the 'Course Work Submission' area provided for this purpose and upload your work there.

Deadlines for the respective semester:
Summer semester: 31 March
Winter semester: 30 September

Please address all enquiries regarding deadlines of any kind or their extension directly to the secretary's office. The secretary's office is responsible for processing and clarifying these requests and will be happy to help you.

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Note on deadlines and extensions

Please address all enquiries regarding deadlines of any kind or their extension directly to the secretariat. The secretariat is responsible for processing and clarifying these requests and will be happy to help you.

Declaration of honor

I hereby confirm that I have completed this thesis with the title

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and that I have not used any sources and aids other than those indicated. Furthermore, I declare that I have marked all verbatim quotations with quotation marks and all paraphrases and translations as well as graphics, tables and figures from the sources and aids indicated. I am aware that a violation of this rule will be considered plagiarism. In this case, the work will be assessed as "insufficient" (cheating). In the event of a repeat offense, this may result in exclusion from further examinations - and thus from the degree program.

Kassel, ___________________ (date)

Signature: _____________________

Information on the use of AI

This document outlines binding responsibilities and regulations regarding the use of generative AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, DALL-E etc.)specifically for all courses within the chair of Fremdsprachenlehr- und -lernforschung: Didaktik der englischen Sprache (Research on Foreign Language Teaching and Learning of English). It details which uses of AI are permitted and which are prohibited in academic work, emphasizes key ethical principles, and requires students to submit a formalDeclaration of AI Use(see the last page of this document), whichmust be attached to each piece of course submission work.The document provides clear, chair-specific guidance to promote responsible and transparent AI use and supports the maintenance of academic integrity across all courses.

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General recommendations on AI

This document, written in German, provides general recommendations and a comprehensive guide on the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in academic studies and examinations. It outlines practical applications, legal and ethical considerations, as well as key do's and don'ts when working with AI tools. Students are strongly encouraged to read it carefully, as it is highly relevant to their academic work and assessments.

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