Schedule of Penalties for Computing Privilege Abuse
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Minimum 3 Days to 1 Week Suspension
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- Disruptive or abusive use of electronic mail,
locally or over external networks, including but not
limited to the following:
- Sending an electronic chain letter
- Sending an unsolicited message, mail or communication of any kind to
persons who have not requested it or who cannot be reasonably
expected to welcome such communication
- Frequent frivolous use of computing resources
- Hoarding personal computers in an ACCC personal computer laboratory
- Interfering with the use of computing facilities by others
- Smoking, eating, or drinking in any personal computer laboratory
- Use of UIC computing resources for commercial soliciting or advertising of
any kind
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Minimum of 3 Months Suspension
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- "Lending" an account or
online disk storage to another person.
- Using an account or online disk storage that belongs to
another person
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Minimum of 6 Months Suspension
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Minimum of 1 Year Suspension
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- A pattern of any misuse of computing resources
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Additional Penalties
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We will consider additional penalties in egregious cases.
These penalties include, but are not limited to:
- Civil and criminal penalties in cases of infringement of copyright laws for
the use and reproduction of UIC site licensed microcomputer software
- Denial of honor student computing privileges
- Monetary charges for illegally-used computing resources
- Request for University disciplinary action as outlined in the Student Judicial Code
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