Computer
use by students under the direction of faculty that contributes to scholarly research
and academic work within the boundaries of the approved curriculum is acceptable.
Prohibited
Use
- Use
of College computers to break any international, federal, state or local law (or
to aid in any crime) is prohibited.
- Use
of College computers for creation, storage, display or transmission of profit-oriented,
commercial, political, or business purpose is prohibited.
- Consistent
with the College's sexual harassment policy, creating, viewing, storing, transmitting
or publicly displaying pornographic (as defined by the U.S. Supreme Court), obscene,
defaming, slanderous, harassing, or offensive data (including sound, video, text,
and graphics data) is prohibited.
- Circumventing
established College software security procedures or obtaining information system
access and passwords to which one is not entitled is prohibited.
- Unauthorized
alteration or removal of College hardware security systems is prohibited.
- Unauthorized
modifications to College hardware or software are prohibited.
- Connecting
or installing personal or non College owned computer hardware to the College network
without prior approval is prohibited.
- Installing
non College owned software without prior approval and documented proof of legal
licensure is prohibited. This includes downloaded software.
Inspection
The
College reserves the right to review and inspect all data and materials on any
computer furnished by the College to any student.
Consequences
of Unacceptable Use
- Unacceptable
use may result in the revocation of access to College Computers.
-
Students
who violate this Rule shall be subject to discipline from reprimand to dismissal.
The following disciplinary procedures shall apply:
Students may
be subject to discipline as provided in Board of Trustees' Rule 6Hx23-4.35 and
Procedure P6Hx23-4.35.
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