COMPUTER LABORATORY POLICY
1. The primary purpose of the Computer Laboratory is for course related projects and assignments.
2. Games and personal activities have a lower priority than coursework. This means that a student wishing to do coursework may ask a person conducting personal activities to leave if all the computers are being utilized in the lab.
3. At peak times, the college IIT Division reserves the right to limit some of the resource capabilities which allow students to use the labs for activities that are not course related.
4. Eating, drinking, and tobacco use are prohibited in the labs.
5. No software may be installed on the computers in the labs. This includes games.
6. Anyone caught tampering with equipment or violating computer-related policies will be reported to the associate vice president for student affairs for disciplinary action. This includes changing any files that currently reside on the work stations, theft, and deliberate vandalism of hardware.

COMPUTER RESOURCE POLICY
The use of the campus computers and associated Internet connection is a privilege afforded to King's faculty and students. It is not a right. King's College is committed to providing a stable computing environment to its students, faculty, and staff. In the unlikely event of an actual loss or corruption of data stored on a college system, the College and associated employees cannot be held financially responsible.
The primary purpose of King's computer resources is to enhance and support the educational mission of the College. These resources include various microcomputers, work stations, and mini computers along with local area networks and connections to other computer networks via the Internet. All students, faculty, and staff are responsible for using King's computing resources in an effective, ethical, and lawful manner.
The intent of this statement is to give an overview of acceptable and unacceptable uses of computing resources without exhaustively enumerating all such uses and misuses.
Acceptable Use
o Use consistent with the mission of King's College.
o Use for purposes of, or in support of, education and research.
o Use related to administrative and other support ac-
tivities considered consistent with the mission of
King's College.
o Use consistent with the acceptable usage policies of the College's Internet provider.
Unacceptable Use
o Use of computers or networks that violates federal, state, or local laws or statutes.
o Providing, assisting in, or gaining unauthorized
access to King's computer resources.
o Use of King's computers or networks for unautho-
rized or inappropriate access to systems, software or data at other sites.
o Activities that interfere with the ability of others to
use the King's computing resources or other network connected services effectively.
o Activities that result in the loss of another person's
work or unauthorized access to another person's
work.
o Distribution of obscene, abusive or, threatening mes- sages via electronic mail or other means.
o Distribution of chain letters or broadcasting to lists
of individuals in such a manner that might cause
congestion on the network.
o Use of King's computers or networks for commer-
cial use or profit-making enterprise, except as spe-
cifically agreed to with the College.
o Uses inconsistent with the acceptable usage policies of the College's Internet provider.
Individuals are responsible for any actions that take place from their accounts. Violations of these policies may result in disciplinary action by the college including, but not limited to, permanent revocation of individuals' accounts.