Networking Code of Computing Ethics
The Internet is to be used to facilitate the exchange of information consistent with the academic, educational, and research purposes of its members. Users of the Internet are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that does not interfere with or harass individual or institutional activities.
Ethical standards that apply to the use of computer resources are derived directly from the standards of common sense, decency, and courtesy that apply to the use of any public resource.
The following standards apply to the use of the Internet:
Offensive, rude, obscene, or harassing material via any electronic mail or catalog board facility is strictly forbidden.
The Internet is not to be used for political or commercial purposes.
Broadcasting messages to lists or individuals is not allowed. Chain letters are not allowed.
Any communication which violates applicable laws and regulations is not allowed on the Internet.
Users and non-users must not encourage, collaborate, or tolerate the violation of this Code by any other person. It is University policy that anyone with knowledge of violations or suspected violations must report this information to the Information Technology Department.
The Internet is to be used to facilitate the exchange of information consistent with the academic, educational, and research purposes of its members. Users of the Internet are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that does not interfere with or harass individual or institutional activities.
Ethical standards that apply to the use of computer resources are derived directly from the standards of common sense, decency, and courtesy that apply to the use of any public resource.
The following standards apply to the use of the Internet:
Offensive, rude, obscene, or harassing material via any electronic mail or catalog board facility is strictly forbidden.
The Internet is not to be used for political or commercial purposes.
Broadcasting messages to lists or individuals is not allowed. Chain letters are not allowed.
Any communication which violates applicable laws and regulations is not allowed on the Internet.
Users and non-users must not encourage, collaborate, or tolerate the violation of this Code by any other person. It is University policy that anyone with knowledge of violations or suspected violations must report this information to the Information Technology Department.
