Immediately report unauthorized use of your accounts to the Office of Network Services and Academic Computing. Cooperate with system administrator requests for information about computing activities. Under certain unusual circumstances, a system administrator is authorized to access your computer files. Take reasonable and appropriate steps to see that all hardware and software license agreements are faithfully executed on any system, network, or server that you operate. Violations of computing resource policy committed by any guest will be attributed to that guest's sponsor.
Users are responsible for backing up copies of their data, files, programs, diskettes, and tapes.
The use of electronic mail is to be treated as the use of postal services. The user to whom they are addressed owns email messages. Do not attempt to read, delete or otherwise tamper with email belonging to another user. Do not send harassing or offensive email. If you are a project director for a group of computing users, a supervisor whose staff use computers, or a faculty member whose students use computers, you must help your project members, staff or students learn more about ethical computing practices and promote good computing practices and data management.