This update seeks to adapt evaluation processes to new technological challenges, especially those related to artificial intelligence (AI). The document addresses "new forms of academic fraud," emphasizing the improper use of electronic devices and AI during assessment tests.
Among the proposed measures is the explicit prohibition of having mobile phones and other unauthorized devices during exams. Violating this rule will result in immediate expulsion from the classroom and a zero grade on the test. Any detected case of fraud must be justified and documented through an "honesty report."
“"The university reserves the right to use electronic and technical means to detect these types of devices in tests, always informing students beforehand."
Furthermore, new academic honesty reports will be established, and the academic consequences in situations of fraud will be "clearer." The proposal also includes modifications to procedures for appeals, curriculum-based evaluation, and extraordinary evaluation acts, in coherence with current university regulations.
The proposal is in a public information phase until next May 25, with the aim of encouraging participation and gathering contributions from the entire university community.
