Any specially authorized software will be loaded by computing staff on the computer for which authorization was granted. Damaging or attempting to damage any computer or computer peripheral equipment including spreading programs or files that can cause damage to files or the operation of a computer system. Use of computer resources for profit or business. Good judgement must be used to ensure that network resources do not become saturated . File size limits defined by the administrators of the network and its computers must be followed.
Users are responsible for the security of individual accounts.
They must not reveal passwords to anyone, nor should they allow others to access their account, as account owners are responsible for any work or activity performed through that account. Improper use of electronic communication services such as e-mail and the Internet includes but is not limited to wasting computing resources, harassing other users by sending or accessing annoying, obscene, libelous or threatening messages, and displaying questionable textual or graphical information. Failure to follow the established procedures for the use of any special purpose computer. Possible disciplinary actions include, but are not limited to, revocation of computing privileges, referral to appropriate faculty for determination of academic penalties, the filing of charges in accordance with the ACC Code of Conduct, separation from the College and the filing of a civil or criminal complaint.