Examples of such are loud or extended conversations, the display of images found offensive by others, or the consumption of food or drink. Undergraduate students are allocated resources for academic purposes based upon the courses being taken. Additional disk quota may be requested by instructors for students registered in particular courses. Students are granted access to printers for academic purposes only. Undergraduate students must pay for all printing.
Graduate students receive a one-time allocation for printing.
Details are given in the policy on printer charges . No tape jobs are performed for student accounts. Monopolizing printing resources will be deemed improper behaviour and a misuse of the resources, e.g. printing large amounts of documentation, such as manuals or course notes, on the self-serve printers intended for the results of assignments. Instructors should arrange that documentation intended to be used in print form will be available for purchase. Internet access is not usually a curriculum requirement, however it is recognized that responsible use of the Internet can enhance the academic environment.