The Proper Use of Information Technology at the University of Michigan - Flint
Policy
It is the policy of the University (1) to attempt to provide appropriate access to local, national, and international sources of information and (2) that information resources will be used by members of its community with respect for privacy and the public trust.
In accordance with the policies above, the University works to ensure that intellectual property and University records are protected from unauthorized use or distribution.
Authorized Use
As conditions of use for Information Technology Services (ITS) facilities and communication systems accessed through their use, all users agree to respect (1) the privacy of University records, (2) the legal protection provided by copyright and license agreements for programs and data, (3) the intended use for which access to the resources was granted, and (4) the integrity of the computing systems.
Appropriate Use
All users of computing resources should be mindful of the impact of their participation on the campus community, and should engage in only authorized use and should abide by standards of good citizenship in general.
Responsible Use
Users of ITS resources are expected to use those resources in a responsible and efficient manner. Users are expected to refrain from engaging in illegal, unauthorized, inappropriate, for-profit, or deliberately wasteful practices as outlined in the Standard Practice Guide.
