Computer Accounts. Certain members of the Contractor’s staff may be assigned a District computer account to use for Program-related purposes. District equipment shall be used by the Contractor in accordance with applicable law and District policy and procedure. Only the staff person actually assigned the District computer account may use said account. No sharing of District computer accounts amongst the Contractor staff is permitted.
Computer Accounts. Employees gain access to computer systems by being assigned an account on the college’s computer network. Possession of an account may allow its owner to access various systems, databases, student records, websites, and use peripheral devices such as printers. Each employee is assigned an account for his/her use in their professional activities.
Computer Accounts. A. Computer accounts and the files on them are the exclusive property of the district and not the user's private property. Accounts are assigned for school-related work. If there is reasonable suspicion of illegal or unethical activities, the district reserves the right to inspect its property. It is important to remember that the computer is not a secure environment for private material.
B. SCS Technology staff will provide accounts and activate them for authorized users based on input from school offices.
C. Users should keep their passwords confidential. Giving your password to another student is in direct violation of acceptable use, and disciplinary action will be taken. Users may change their passwords frequently and should avoid using their names, friends' names, or a password that could easily be guessed.
D. All student computer usage is to be supervised by a SCS staff member. No students should access a computer in an unsupervised classroom or instructional area.
E. Use of a SCS computing account by anyone other than the owner to whom the account has been assigned is prohibited.
F. In addition to other sanctions, access to a computer account may be revoked for a violation of security provisions, unlawful activity, or violation of SCS Board policy. Violators are subject to applicable disciplinary procedures.
