University computing resources may not be used to intimidate or harass other people. Displaying obscene or otherwise offensive written, aural, or graphic material on one's computer in a manner likely to be seen by other people. Respect for Another's Property Theft, misuse or unauthorized use of either tangible or intellectual property will not be tolerated. Such theft is punishable under state and federal law and can affect both the user and the university. No one may use, edit, adapt, sample or copy another member of the community's intellectual property without their consent.
Intellectual property includes any words, images, or other expressions of a person's ideas.
It may include, but is not limited to, written papers in electronic format, computer-based presentations, or electronic tests prepared for university courses. While use of such material with another person's permission may be acceptable, such use in academic settings should not violate university rules against plagiarism. Users should avoid excessive or unnecessary printing of documents. Overuse of paper in university offices and labs represents both a waste of the university's monetary resources and a waste of natural resources. Editing of documents should, as much as possible, be done on-screen.