This privilege is embodied in the responsible use of resources, including network bandwidth, ResNet access, CPU time, and disk space. Assigned class work has priority over personal use of lab facilities. Users doing recreational computing must relinquish their station if requested to do so by the lab monitors or Residence Life staff. Accounts must be used ONLY by the assigned user. Computer accounts must be kept secure.
Users are responsible for material originating from their account.
Students who take part in ResNet are encouraged to limit access to the computer resources in their room, and closely monitor all activity on their personal computer. The use of the computer equipment, network account, or software of another member of the community without express permission is trespassing and an invasion of privacy. Other violations of authorial integrity, including plagiarism, invasion of privacy, unauthorized access, and software copyright violations, may be grounds for sanctions against members of the academic community. Users must abstain from actions wasteful of computer resources that alter the configurations of college equipment, destroy the integrity of computer-based information, or that compromise the privacy of users. Accessing systems, files, messages, communications, or documents of others without a legitimate reason is inappropriate and is prohibited.