One should not infringe on others' use of the facilities or deprive them of system resources. Recreational activities such as downloading music, video, and game files or joining in chat rooms are not allowed because they consume substantial network resources. Configurations of lab hardware and software shall not be altered. Intentional introduction of a computer virus is a serious offense subject to the strictest disciplinary regulations of the College. Any user who is notified that a virus was detected on a diskette, must destroy the diskette or have an Information Systems staff member disinfect the diskette immediately.
Users are responsible for the use of their computer and e-mail accounts.
They should take advantage of available system protection measures such as passwords and be sure to log out to prevent unauthorized usage of their accounts. Users shall use computer resources only for authorized purposes. This directive shall not prevent informal communication among students, faculty, and staff. However, accounts shall not be used for private consulting or personal gain. Users shall not attempt to copy or destroy programs or files that belong to the College or other protected sources without prior authorization from the Vice President of Information Systems.