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open to School of Pharmacy students and faculty 24/7 (with swipe-card security access
afterhours). NO FOOD OR DRINK IS ALLOWED IN THIS ROOM. VIOLATORS ARE SUBJECT TO
DISCIPLINARY ACTION.
*Guidelines for the usage of computer facilities and all network resources in the School of Pharmacy
The following is to serve as a guide for the appropriate use of computer facilities and network resources
in the School of Pharmacy. Since it is impossible to document all appropriate conduct and use of
computer facilities, these guidelines are provided. Note that they are not intended to be all inclusive.
The list serves as an example of infractions that are prohibited:
Eating and drinking in technology areas: classrooms, reading rooms, and computer laboratory;
Using the network for purposes other than educational;
System tampering (any unauthorized alteration of operating systems, individual accounts,
software, networking facilities, and/or other programs);
Using obscene, vulgar, abusive or inappropriate language, pictures, or other materials;
Knowingly introducing viruses;
Vandalizing, including equipment damage and willful tampering with data or software;
Attempting to read, delete, copy or modify the electronic mail of other users;
Attempting to decrypt passwords;
Attempting to gain unauthorized access to remote systems;
Deliberately interfering with other users;
Attempting to libel, slander or harass other users;
Accessing IRC sites (chatting) or instant messaging;
Sending/receiving personal, non-educational email;
Allowing others to use your personal e-mail address, account or password;
Using an account other than one’s own;
Sharing passwords;
Forging or attempting to forge e-mail messages;
Unauthorized copying or transferring of copyrighted materials or any violation of copyright laws;
Plagiarizing;
Using networks for illegal activities;
Using commercial advertising, chain letters, non-educational games;
Unauthorized downloading of any kind from the Internet;
Attaching hardware peripherals to the computer other than flash drives;
Storing non-educational files on the server, local hard drive or removable disks;
Attaching unauthorized PDAs or laptops to the network; and,
Removal of computer equipment and/or any drug information references or resources.
VIOLATIONS WILL RESULT IN A LOSS OF ACCESS (EVEN FOR REQUIRED WORK) AS WELL AS OTHER
DISCIPLINARY OR LEGAL ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN IF PERSON IS IDENTIFIED. FUNDS TO REPLACE
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT AND DRUG INFORMATION REFERENCES WILL COME FROM THE GENERAL
STUDENT BODY FUNDS!
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