澳大利亚堪培拉大学计算机硕士课程论文写作-网络接入和.docx

ObligationsContentsPreamblePermissible useReporting breachesApproved usersThe Network - University StaffThe Network - StudentsCost of using the networkNetwork SharingPasswords and UsercodesIntegrity of information and dataHarassment and defamationIllicit materialCopyrightArchiving of electronic recordsE-MailUC Staff Signature BlocksMonitoring and PrivacyOfficial representation of the University and expression of personal viewsPublishing and intellectual propertyFurther informationReferencesThis statement provides information on the access available to staff and students to the Universitys computer network (the Intranet), and through it to the Internet, and the obligations of staff and students of the University when using the networks. The obligations are based on common courtesies; the responsible use of a corporate resource and the legally enforceable obligations of users emanating from University of Canberra policies, rules, regulations and guidelines and Commonwealth and Australian Capital Territory legislation. Users should note that penalties may apply for any person who commits an offence under legislation or breaches the Universitys rules and regulations. Penalties can range from imprisonment and fines to suspension from the University or suspension from specific buildings or services of the University.The statement is based on the following principles:The University network, including the Internet (WWW) and e-mail, must be used for University-related business only;Users must comply with all legislation and University rules, regulations and policies relating to access and use of the network;The network is a limited resource and users must use it in an equitable and fair manner taking account of the rights and needs of others;Users must act in a courteous and responsible manner in all communications over the network;The network must not be used to misrepresent or used in a manner which brings the University into disrepute;The quality standards applied in traditional communication and publishing must also be applied to on-line communication and publishing;The University has the right, and obligation, to monitor access to, and use of, the network to ensure compliance with legislation and University rules, regulations and policies;The security of the network and integrity of users must be assured;The integrity, completeness and currency of information and data must be ensured and maintained; andAll University staff and students have the responsibility to notify University authorities of possible breaches of the conditions documented in this statement.In this statement the Intranet refers to the network within the University and the Internet refers to the external network linking the University with external people, organisations and data. Both networks include computer and telecommunications equipment and infrastructure used for the carriage of data, images, voice and video, including the use of e-mail and access and use of the World Wide Web information resource.Permissible useThe network service is provided for staff and students of the University in undertaking their duties and studies related to the operations and mission of the University. Use of the Internet is governed by the provisions of the Telecommunication Act 1997 (Cth) and the Australian Vice-Chancellors Committee (AVCC) Revised Policy on Allowed Access to AARNet.Use of the Internet is restricted to the educational, research and administrative business of the University. For students, use is limited to the requirements of courses and units; for staff, use is limited to scholarly research and the requirements of their employment at the University. The Universitys Intranet can be used for these purposes and, in addition, used for University social and community activities. The network must not be used for personal purposes or for personal gain.Non-University commercial entities on campus, such as bookshops and pharmacies, are not permitted to use the Universitys network to gain access to the Internet.Reporting breachesUniversity staff and students are expected to report suspected breaches of Commonwealth or ACT laws and University regulations, policies and protocols, and any unacceptable behaviour which occurs at the University or by a person acting in his/her capacity as a member of the University. Reports should be directed to the Executive Director of the Corporate Services Division and will be treated in a confidential and responsible manner. Reports will be referred to the appropriate University authority for investigation or referred to the appropriate external agency.The University will protect the interests of any staff member or student reporting a suspected breach in good faith and in a responsible way.Approved usersThe categories of persons permitted to use the Universitys network to gain access to the Internet is governed by the provisions of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) and the AVCCs Revised Policy on Allowed Access to AARNET. Persons not in the categories of approved users are not permitted to access the Universitys network and individuals cannot transfer their rights of access to another person.The following categories of people are permitted access under the policies and guidelines of the University and Commonwealth legislation:Students of the University;Staff of the University;Associated individuals (visiting fellows, honorary research associates);Campus based student and staff associations (but not trade unions); andParticipants in Cooperative Research Centres and other collaborative bodies such as the Australian Maths Trust and Division-based research centres.Categories specifically excluded from use include:Members of Alumni associations;Vendors and commercial clients of the University; andOrganisations, not covered above, based in technology parks.The network - University staffThe University provides on-campus access for staff subject to the conditions detailed in this statement.Dial-in access is available through external Internet Service Pro