The CIS/OT computer lab has 30 PC's in Room 211 and is to be
used for the completion of computer assignments or skill-building.
Two computers will be available at all times for students to complete
assigned projects requiring Internet access.
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Use will be on a first-come-first-serve
basis for a maximum of one half hour. Priority on some systems
will be given to students who demonstrate a need for school-related
tasks or research. We reserve the right to move a user not
engaged in school work if other users need the computer for
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The College supports the use of the Internet
as a research tool. Access to chat rooms and games are prohibited.
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Prohibited activities include but are not limited
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Accessing College administrative records,
other users' files or user passwords; altering the performance
of college security systems or the configuration of
individual computer systems. |
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Making copies of student files, copywritten
material or proprietary software. |
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Downloading any files from the Internet
is prohibited.
Sending threatening, obscene, libelous or offensive
messages to individuals. |
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Displaying sexually explicit or other
material or text deemed objectionable or contrary to
the Student Code of Conduct. |
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Using the computing equipment for personal
profit or business. |
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Sending messages under a false name or
designation; representing oneself on behalf of the college. |
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Utilizing programs that use large amounts
of bandwith such as Napster, Morpheus, Kazaa, etc. |
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Our staff is limited, but will provide assistance
in accessing the Internet and in the operation of the various
"search engines" when necessary. |
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Printing is limited to work necessary for classwork.
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The placement of bookmarks or changes in equipment
or screen configuration is not permitted. |
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Limited E-mail access is provided for academic
purposes only. |
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| Computer files and E-mail documents on college
equipment are not private; computer files can possibly be
viewed by anyone anywhere. The college does not monitor electronic
communications/publications; however, in the event of a complaint,
the college reserves the right to remove/suspend publication
of any objectionable material for review. Complaints concerning
student use will be referred to the campus Dean of Students.
Students who do not observe the requirements set forth above
may be in violation of the Student Code of Conduct, thereby
subject to student discipline and possible restriction or
loss of access to computing resources. |
