Just as you would not try to break into someone else's room, you should not try to log into anyone else's account or read their electronic mail. Other people's files are their own personal property. A person's files are his or her own personal property, whether they are on a floppy disk, a hard drive, a Macintosh server, or a UNIX system. Just because the person may have left his or her files where others can access them does not mean that others are welcome to open and read them. Do not copy other people's files and present them as your own.
Plagiarism is plagiarism, whether it occurs electronically or manually.
Administrative Computing approves the purchase of and installs all hardware and peripherals. In order to monitor and maintain all of the administrative equipment efficiently, Administrative Computing must be consulted for all hardware and related peripheral purchases. The installation of all hardware and peripherals will be performed by or arranged by someone from the administrative computing staff who will, in turn, ensure that the equipment is functioning properly, connected to the network and covered under the administrative maintenance plan. Tampering with a college machine may damage it or nullify its warranty. Administrative Computing should supervise the selection, purchase and installation of all software for desktop computers.