AUK 2011 - 2012 Academic Calendar - American University in Kosovo

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For technical support and/or any network, computer, or system failure, contact the ETS Help Desk Assistant or the ET Services Department. They are responsible for ensuring the stability and security of our network. Once you are assigned an AUK username and password, it is very important that you remember/retain this information. If you forget it, it will take at least 24 hours to restore your RIT account. Your AUK account can be restored within the ET department (during regular working hours), within minutes, usually. You are responsible for keeping your accounts secure. Report any misuse. 5.3 AUK Computers and Network 5.3.1 Code of Conduct for Computer and Network Use I. Introduction: The computing, network, and information resources of the American University in Kosovo and, where applicable, the Rochester Institute of Technology, are intended to support the mission of teaching, scholarly activity, and service for the University's students, faculty and staff. Appropriate use of computing and networking facilities by members of AUK's academic community should always reflect academic honesty and good judgment in the utilization of shared resources, and observe the ethical and legal guidelines of society. This document constitutes the American University in Kosovo’s policy for the proper use of all computing and network resources. AUK's computer and network facilities provide access to a wide variety of on and off-campus resources. This privilege of access requires individual users to act in an ethical manner and as a result imposes certain responsibilities and obligations. It is the responsibility of every user to respect the rights, privacy, and intellectual property of others; respect the integrity of the resources; and abide by all local, civil, and criminal laws and regulations. This document outlines the user privileges and responsibilities as well as the guidelines and procedures for the responsible use of the AUK computer systems and networks. It is intended to allow for the proper use and management of these facilities, provide protection of users' rights, ensure reasonable access, and provide guidelines for accountability. It applies not only to AUK computers and networks, but also to computers attached to AUK's networks in any way. II. Definitions: To avoid ambiguity, the following definitions are supplied: A. User: Anyone who uses computing or network facilities. 66 | P a g e
B. Authorized University User: An authorized user is anyone who has followed proper procedures and has been granted access to any or all of the computing or network resources of the American University in Kosovo for reasons consistent with the mission of the University, and consistent with this policy. C. University Computing Resources: Any computing, network, or software system donated to or purchased by the University or by a grant that is resident at the University. D. University Network: The network of the University comprised of the physical components such as cable, switches, telecommunications equipment, wireless hubs, routers, as well as the Internet and Internet connection points. The University network also has logical components such as IP addresses, directory services, routing, and connectivity to computing resources. E. University Network Connections: Any computer or device using an Internet address assigned to AUK or that is connected to a physical or wireless access point is considered to be connected to the University network. F. Personal Computing Resources: Personal resources are such as PCs, information appliances, networking equipment, etc., which have been purchased and are owned by an authorized University user and are connected to the University network. G. Special Access: Special access is access to resources on a system that could be used to alter the behavior of the system, or to access accounts on the system, either directly or indirectly. Examples are UNIX "root" or Windows "Administrator or System". H. System Owner: The system owner is the person with the authority to designate or use special access account privileges. I. System or Network Administrator: The person responsible for maintaining the authentication used by the system or network, controlling authorized use, and maintaining system and network integrity and audit trails. J. Secure Systems: These are any hardware or software system whose use is restricted to a subset of the 67 | P a g e
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