Computing Facilities Clause Samples
The Computing Facilities clause defines the terms under which computing resources, such as hardware, software, and network access, are provided and used within the scope of an agreement. It typically outlines the responsibilities of both the provider and the user, specifying acceptable use, maintenance obligations, and any restrictions on access or data storage. By clearly delineating these terms, the clause helps prevent misuse, ensures security, and allocates responsibility for the proper functioning and protection of computing resources.
Computing Facilities. The Union will have its own computing account with Information Technology Services to maintain membership lists, to write certain Union documents and to prepare mailing labels. These services shall be provided at regular University rates (in real dollars), and shall be subject to the normal work scheduling in Information Technology Services.
Computing Facilities. Students are encouraged to make use of the school’s computing facilities for educational purposes and are expected to act responsibly and to show consideration for others. Technology that can be used to store, transmit or manipulate data, such as SMART phones, MP3 players, Tablets (Android, iOS, Windows & mobile devices), Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and USB media, should be used responsibly and in accordance with the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), even when not used with school equipment or network. Students are responsible for the protection of their own school computer accounts or devices and should not give their passwords to anybody. It is recommended that all devices are password protected. Users should not log on to or use any account other than their own and should log off when leaving a work station, even for just a short period of time.