Page 48 - Research

BSIT

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Level III Phase II

(Excerpts from the JHCSC Research Manual)

The Code of Conduct for Responsible Practice of Research ensures a healthy research

environment which minimizes the incidence of misconduct in all research undertakings. The following

research misconducts must be avoided:

a. Fabrication of data: falsification of data including changing records;

b. Plagiarism: direct copying of textual material, the use of other people’s data without

acknowledgment and the use of ideas from other people without adequate attributions;

c. Misleading ascription of authorship;

d. Misleading or inaccurate data provided in the application for a research grant;

e. Negligence of the faculty adviser resulting to non-completion of the research on time;

f. Deception in proposing, carrying-out or reporting the result of the research;

g. Failure to declare or manage a serious conflict of interest;

h. Risking the safety of human participants, or the well-being of the animals or the

environment; and

i. Willful concealment or facilitation of research misconduct by others.

I. Guidelines/Procedure on the Ownership of Patent/Copyright
(Excerpts from the JHCSC Research Manual)

For those funded institutional research, the college owns the research product but the research

grantee reserves the right to ownership. Ownership of the patent and/or copyright shall be in the name

of the author(s). In case the research is published and/or manufactured and sold, the royalties ensuring

therefrom shall be shared 60% - 40% between the project grantee and the host institution (funding

agency) in favor of the former. Patent and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) ensuring from discoveries

and inventions shall be shared 60%-40% between the project grantee and funding institution in favor of

the latter.

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