Aiding and Abetting is an academic integrity rule under which helping or enabling another person to break the rules of academic honesty is itself treated as misconduct.
What the catalog says
“It is academic misconduct to encourage, enable, or cause others to commit a breach of academic honesty.”
“Anyone who helps or enables another in cheating, impersonation, plagiarism, or any other breach of academic honesty will be subject to the penalties outlined in the institution’s policy.”
Intent is not required: “The giver need not be aware of the fact that the receiver will misuse the academic work. Simply providing it enables the receiver to misuse it and thus may be considered aiding and abetting.”
“Examples of aiding and abetting include sharing a care plan/lab report/formula/assignment/old exam/computer program with another student in person or electronically by email, text, camera, or on a social networking site such as Facebook.”