Materials found on the Internet

Files are downloaded from the Internet and scanned with virus detection software before they are installed or executed.

All software on the Internet should be considered copyright work unless stated otherwise. Software should not be downloaded unless there is permission from the copyright holder or unless it falls within the doctrine of "Fair Use". See Fair Use guidelines.

Placing Material on the Internet

Faculty and staff should be made aware of copyright law when placing material from someone else on a Website. Owning a copy of copyrighted work does not make you the copyright holder. You may need permission from the copyright holder, unless it is in the public domain. See Public Domain guidelines under Fair Use.

Faculty and staff shall not place university material on any publicly accessible Internet computer without prior permission from the copyright holder.