Furthermore, students are expected to exercise good judgment in their use of university systems and are encouraged to consult ISD officials when questions arise regarding potentially inappropriate computer usage. 1.2 Many violations of computing policies are not intentional or malicious. ISD will cooperate with investigative authorities as required by court order, warrant, subpoena, or other legal discovery in the collection of evidence of possible violations of law through the misuse of computing resources. 2.2 Behaviors that inhibit or have the potential to inhibit the ability of others to utilize shared computing resources are considered policy violations. Users may not give their passwords to others, allow remote or password-free logins to their accounts, or permit another individual to use their account after personally logging in.
Account holders are responsible for all actions performed with their accounts.
2.3 Copyright laws apply to all information available electronically. The university reserves the right to restrict the use of its computing facilities and limit access to its networks when faced with evidence of violations of university policies or standards, of contractual obligations, or of federal, state, or local laws. Violations of the law may be reported to the appropriate civic authorities. When student violations of university policies or standards warrant disciplinary action, the Office for Student Conduct will administer the process. In most cases, ISD officials will attempt educational or remedial interventions prior to disciplinary action.