Cheated in AutoCad Exam.Will my prof ever find out?

[Anonymous]

I made a replica (save as) of a file from a guy who did the exam in the computer I was using. I edited a few parts. I turned off alot of settings in the user preferences, I'm not really good in AutoCad but I think I remember turning off the auto save thingy. Moving on, I deleted the guys file(the one I copied from) (T_T) and cleared the recycling bin. The things I changed in the AutoCad user preferences made the file of the guy being seen when pressed "Files" and the files recently opened. Will I ever get caught?

[Civil3DReminders_com]

Does it matter? The point of education is learning. If you don't want to learn and demonstrate what you have learned what's the point of going to class?

Seems like the worst case punishment from cheating is getting kicked out of school. Sounds like you've already done that to yourself and are just going through the motions.

[Anonymous]

Yes, you will. People will get what they deserve, now or later, including you.

[DarrenP]

whats the point of the question?

if you have to ask if your going to get caught your going to get caught

[Llam.Tech]

You are a very resourceful guy. When you start working and paid per hour, you need to do that. But for now, you need to learn first. hahahaha

 Thanks for the tip, when I start teaching, I will make sure that every assignment of every student will be unique. hahahaha

[chadwickt]

There are a couple of other items I check when grading to see if someone has cheated. I suspect this post is more about finding out what other things you should check for so I won't indulge...

[Bob_Zurunkle]

OP, where to start? It isn't hard to check a file's history, which would show it was created and worked on before you got ahold of it.

If only you put as much energy into actually learning and practicing the software, as you put into plagiarize and hide your tracks,...