It is generally not plagiarism if you cite your own work. It becomes plagiarism, specifically self-plagiarism of unauthorised assessment recycling when you submit or re-submit your work, in part or full, that has already been assessed at the University or another institution, without authorisation to do so and without acknowledging your own previous work.
Each assessment task should represent what you have learned and are able to do to demonstrate you have met the course learning outcomes. This will generally include building on past learnings, however, the assessment submissions should be new work developed in response to the assessment requirements. |
