A Language-Independent Library for Observing Source Code Plagiarism

Plagiarism Detection in Source Code

A Comparison of Similarity Techniques for Detecting Source Code Plagiarism

Academic dishonesty is a universal problem. Detecting duplicated text among natural language artifacts is a welldocumented task. However, performing similar analysis on source code presents unique problems. In this paper, I present a comparison of the application of various techniques in textual similarity processing on source code. Beyond this, I investigate the application of textual similari...

A Source Code Similarity System for Plagiarism Detection

Source code plagiarism is an easy to do task, but very difficult to detect without proper tool support. Various source code similarity detection systems have been developed to help detect source code plagiarism. Those systems need to recognize a number of lexical and structural source code modifications. For example, by some structural modifications (e.g. modification of control structures, mod...

Astrophysics Source Code Library

The Astrophysics Source Code Library (ASCL), founded in 1999, is a free on-line registry for source codes of interest to astronomers and astrophysicists. The library is housed on the discussion forum for Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) and can be accessed at http://ascl.net. The ASCL has a comprehensive listing that covers a significant number of the astrophysics source codes used to genera...

Source Code Plagiarism in Computer Engineering Courses

In today’s university life, teachers are often confronted with plagiarism. A special form of plagiarism is source code plagiarism typically found in programming courses at universities and schools. Detecting or even preventing source code plagiarism is by no means a trivial task. Therefore, this paper explains and discusses different methods that can be used to prevent and detect source code pl...