All students should practice high regard for the rights and dignity of other people, preventing all types of discrimination. RIT attempts to resolve conflicts between individuals and groups with differing backgrounds and views through discussion and clarification of values and attitudes. Students should not physically or verbally abuse any person on RIT premises or at RIT-sponsored or supervised events. Computer use Students are expected to follow RIT's Code of Conduct for Computer Use. A variety of computing resources is available at RIT, ranging from application-specific microcomputers to central multiuser systems.
Computer abuse is expensive and can have far-reaching consequences.
Students should not intentionally disrupt the educational process through deletion of another's course assignment, dampen the creative process through theft of intellectual property, violate an individual's privacy or institutional confidentiality, or infringe on copyright. The conduct of RIT students off campus will be held to the same standards and policies as on campus. Any off-campus action that interferes with the completion of the educational mission of RIT or any member of the RIT community is subject to disciplinary action. Academic honesty Students are expected to follow RIT's Policy on Academic Dishonesty. Students should not engage, or allow others to engage, in any form of academic dishonesty.