CSIL Access Policy
- To access CSIL, you must be registered in 1 or more CMPT course as a student, or be a CMPT TA or instructor.
- To access CSIL, you need to use the access card. For details on access cards and how to get them, see the CARD ACCESS FAQ.
- You may not lend your access card to anyone.
- You may not open the secure door for anyone.
- Emergency exits must be used only for emergency situations.
CSIL Use Policy
- ABSOLUTELY NO FOOD OR DRINK is allowed in CSIL Study Areas. Any food or drink in your possession must be kept in a closed pack, briefcase, purse, etc.
- Smoking is strictly prohibited in CSIL.
- CSIL computers are for academic use only.
- ABSOLUTELY NO GAMING.
- Sharing your computer account(s) with others is not allowed.
- Users must not display images, sounds or messages which could reasonably be perceived to create an atmosphere of discomfort or harassment to others.
- Users must not intentionally disrupt the CSIL network or obstruct the work of other users, including sending spamming emails or messages, or consuming inordinately large amounts of system resources.
- Any tampering with CSIL software or hardware is prohibited.
- You may not connect your own computer to the CSIL network.
- You may not install software on a CSIL computer (requests for additional software must go through the professor)
- You may not load or run software on a CSIL computer that was not installed by CSIL staff, unless it was created by you as part of your assignment.
- All computing activities must comply with the SFU General Policy (GP24).
- The detailed CSIL Etiquette is available at http://www.cs.sfu.ca/about/school-facilities/csil/csil-etiquette.html
Violation Penalties
- CSIL is monitored for violations of these Policies. All violations will be documented.
- A user who is suspected of violating these Policies will have her/his network privileges suspended immediately.
- Repeated violations will result in suspension of all access to CSIL facilities. Violations of these policies are also subject to the normal disciplinary procedures of the University.
