Access to information technology resources however, carries with it the responsibility for ensuring that its use is primarily for institutional purposes and related activities. Moreover, the use of information technology resources must be consistent with institutional policies and local, state, and federal laws. Access and associated privileges are granted to an individual by username. He or she may use that username to access and use the resources of the campus network, or any regional, national or international resource available through the campus network.
Employees see the appropriate employee handbook .
Attempting to read, copy, alter or destroy other's data files or software without permission. Attempting to gain unauthorized access to another person's computer, whether local or off-campus. Attempting to decode passwords or access control information. Attempting to circumvent or subvert network security measures. Engaging in any activity that might be purposefully harmful to networked systems or to any information stored thereon including, but not limited to, creating or propagating viruses, disrupting services, damaging files or making unauthorized modifications to institutional data.