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| Faculty are encouraged to use grant funds as much as possible for computer needs. The [[http://atmoswiki.aero.und.edu/atmos/policy_it|Network Equipment Policy]] and [[http://atmoswiki.aero.und.edu/atmos/linux/linuxinstallation|Guide for New Linux System]] should be followed. A faculty member who purchases a computer using grant funds is responsible for determining how and by whom the system will be used. If a faculty member leaves the University, their systems become the responsibility of the IT Committee. The IT Committee is also responsible for computers purchased with state funds. This responsibility includes ensuring that SCC's computer inventory is updated each time a system is moved, that systems are clean of all personal files when moved from one user to another (SCC can be requested to re-install the computer's operating system), and that systems have labels that identify each system component. Ideally, each component would be labeled either as IT-Student (Student Office), IT-General (Lab System) or with the faculty member's name who funded the system purchased. SCC's inventory will also include this information. | Faculty are encouraged to use grant funds as much as possible for computer needs. The [[http://atmoswiki.aero.und.edu/atmos/policy_it|Network Equipment Policy]] and [[http://atmoswiki.aero.und.edu/atmos/linux/linuxinstallation|Guide for New Linux System]] should be followed. A faculty member who purchases a computer using grant funds is responsible for determining how and by whom the system will be used. If a faculty member leaves the University, their systems become the responsibility of the IT Committee. The IT Committee is also responsible for computers purchased with state funds. This responsibility includes ensuring that SCC's computer inventory is updated each time a system is moved, that systems are clean of all personal files when moved from one user to another (SCC can be requested to re-install the computer's operating system), and that systems have labels that identify each system component. Ideally, each component would be labeled either as IT-Student (Student Office), IT-General (Lab System) or with the faculty member's name who funded the system purchased. SCC's inventory will also include this information. |
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