Things which are not allowed to be taken in the computer room
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The computer rooms’ rules and regulations are not there to spoil anyone's fun. We have a large number of students all using the same facilities, so it is important that there are some procedures in place, which help to maintain the smooth running of the computer rooms.Computers are provided for use in support of approved course work, and should be treated as a shared work tool, rather than a means of passing the time between classes.
All users must behave in a manner that respects their fellow students, staff and equipment. In addition to the normal Institute regulations, the following points must be obeyed:
Computer games are prohibited.
Viewing pornography via sites, via internal email, external email, documents, Internet sites or through any other form on WIT computers is strictly prohibited.
Eating and drinking in computer rooms are prohibited.
Don’t leave rubbish lying around the rooms – use the bins provided. If for some reason, the bin is removed, please bring any discarded papers, bottles, etc, with you. It’s much nicer to work in a clean room than a dirty one!
No user shall, take or omit to take any actions which damages, restricts, jeopardises, impairs or undermines the performance, usability or accessibility of the computing facilities, the communications network, systems programs or other stored information/data.
Any behaviour that interferes with the work of other students and staff is prohibited -this includes the use of personal stereos, radios or any behaviour that leads to excessive levels of noise. It also includes the use of the computing facilities in any way which may cause offence to others.
Users are required to take all reasonable precautions to maintain the integrity of passwords and any other security mechanisms. It is the responsibility of users to maintain the security of their own passwords. Do not give your passwords to any other user or allow any user to use your account.
Any attempt to interfere with the integrity of the systems or data stored on any system is prohibited. This includes all forms of hacking.Students may only access files which they are authorised to access. Users are warned that gaining unauthorised access to data (including programs) and interfering with data belonging to others are criminal offences and persons convicted under the appropriate Act may be subject to fines or terms of imprisonment and they, and their parents or guardians, may be required to pay compensation to those affected
All users must behave in a manner that respects their fellow students, staff and equipment. In addition to the normal Institute regulations, the following points must be obeyed:
Computer games are prohibited.
Viewing pornography via sites, via internal email, external email, documents, Internet sites or through any other form on WIT computers is strictly prohibited.
Eating and drinking in computer rooms are prohibited.
Don’t leave rubbish lying around the rooms – use the bins provided. If for some reason, the bin is removed, please bring any discarded papers, bottles, etc, with you. It’s much nicer to work in a clean room than a dirty one!
No user shall, take or omit to take any actions which damages, restricts, jeopardises, impairs or undermines the performance, usability or accessibility of the computing facilities, the communications network, systems programs or other stored information/data.
Any behaviour that interferes with the work of other students and staff is prohibited -this includes the use of personal stereos, radios or any behaviour that leads to excessive levels of noise. It also includes the use of the computing facilities in any way which may cause offence to others.
Users are required to take all reasonable precautions to maintain the integrity of passwords and any other security mechanisms. It is the responsibility of users to maintain the security of their own passwords. Do not give your passwords to any other user or allow any user to use your account.
Any attempt to interfere with the integrity of the systems or data stored on any system is prohibited. This includes all forms of hacking.Students may only access files which they are authorised to access. Users are warned that gaining unauthorised access to data (including programs) and interfering with data belonging to others are criminal offences and persons convicted under the appropriate Act may be subject to fines or terms of imprisonment and they, and their parents or guardians, may be required to pay compensation to those affected
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things like wi fi router , CD and DVD( allowed on permission)computer games etc.
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