AUK 2011 - 2012 Academic Calendar - American University in Kosovo

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overall mission. They also may control access to its information and the devices on which it is stored, manipulated and transmitted in accordance with the policies of the University, civil, and criminal law. B. Usage Monitoring and Inspection of Files: While AUK does not routinely monitor individual usage, the normal operation and maintenance of the University's computing and network environment require the backup and caching of data, the logging of usage data, the monitoring of usage patterns and other such activities that are necessary for maintaining network availability and performance. AUK system and network administrators may review this data for evidence of violation of law or policy. When necessary to ensure network availability and performance, or to respond to an alleged violation of law or policy, system and network administrators may monitor the activities and inspect the files of specific users on their computers and networks. C. System and Network Administration Access: A system administrator may access others' files for the maintenance of network computer and storage systems. Similarly, for the maintenance or security of networks, a network administrator may access others' files and data on network devices or in transit. D. Security Procedures: Departments are responsible for educating the users of University-owned desktop computers and providing a reasonable level of security for sensitive information. V. Reporting, Investigations, and Sanctions A. Reporting Violations of this Code: For this Code to be effective, all members of the AUK computing community must be alert to possible violations. If a member of the community suspects that another community member is abusing his or her privileges or is engaged in activities forbidden by this policy, it is that member's responsibility to report this to IT personnel. In all cases, suspected violations of this Code of Conduct should be reported. Users should retain any other information that could be helpful for investigative purposes, such as harassing e-mail messages, dates and times of unauthorized access, and header lines. B. Investigation of Suspected Violations: Reports of suspected violations of this Code of Conduct are investigated by the designated professional staff of the Educational Technology Services. Confirmed violations will be brought to the attention of the violators and, where a confirmed violation is serious or persists, a restriction may be imposed, temporarily or 82 | P a g e
permanently, by the University. Violators of statutory law will be turned over to Campus Safety. C. Sanctions: AUK may impose a range of penalties on users who violate the policies regarding the usage of University computing resources. For example, AUK may suspend computer and network privileges of an individual for reasons relating to the safety and wellbeing of other members of the campus community, or relating to the preservation and integrity of University property. Access will be restored when positive conditions can be reasonably assured, unless access is to remain suspended as a result of formal action imposed through the normal disciplinary processes of the University. Appeals will follow the normal AUK Student Conduct Process. 6.3.2 Academic Probation/Academic Suspension Conditions for Academic Probation/Suspension: All students at AUK are expected to meet or exceed certain minimal academic standards. Failure to do so will result in being placed on academic probation or suspension. All such actions are taken by Academic Services, under the direction of the Director of Academic Affairs, at the end of each quarter; once the action is made, it may be changed or revoked only by the Director of Academic Affairs. The Grade Point Average (GPA) standards that must be met are as follows: Program (Concentration) Quarterly GPA = grade average of all courses taken in a term that are applicable to a student’s degree requirements. Cumulative GPA = grade average of all course work taken as an undergraduate. Academic Probation: A student will be placed on probation if his or her program (Concentration) quarterly grade point average falls below 2.0 (a C average) or if his or her cumulative grade point average falls below 2.0. To be removed from probation, the student must raise both averages to at least a 2.0. Students on a second probation will be put on academic contracts by their academic advisors. While on probation contracts, students are not allowed to take more than 12 credit hours. Academic Suspension: 1. Any student who is on probation and who is not removed from probation in the two succeeding periods of study (quarters) in which credit is earned, will be suspended. 83 | P a g e
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