Ethics of Computing
Academic Honesty. Student users are reminded that computer-assisted plagiarism is still plagiarism. Please refer to the College Catalog for detailed information on this subject.

Computer Use Policies. The following rules apply to all users and compliance with them may be monitored. Users shall NEVER:

• bring food or drink into the labs.
• violate any software license agreement or copyright, including copying or redistributing copyrighted computer software or data.
• save work to computer hard drives unless directed by your instructor or lab attendant.
• delete or copy files from computer hard drives unless directed by your instructor or lab attendant.
• load or run personal software programs or games on lab computers.
• deliberately crash or attempt to crash a system. System crash is defined as the stoppage of a computer system due to a hardware or software failure in a component or system during operations, which renders it unavailable for use.
• install a virus of any type, destructive or non-destructive.
• transmit or print language or images, which in the opinion of Stark State College officials, is obscene, vulgar, or abusive.
• leave a PC you are working at unattended (SSCT is not liable for loss of belongings or loss of PC work).
• Use the College's computing resources to harass or annoy others, or to prevent them from legitimately using the facilities. Specifically, to use electronic mail to send unsolicited messages having obscene, demeaning, and/or menacing content.