Information Technology
Introduction
This document is intended to provide guidelines to System Administrators working within the CU-Boulder network. These guidelines fall under system and campus policies, including the CU-Boulder Computing and Network Resources policy.
CU-Boulder has a robust computing and networking environment used by members of the campus community to create, discover, and share information electronically. All users must comply with the Computing and Network Resources policy when using those resources. But, what does that policy mean in simple terms? This short summary will help you understand key concepts.
A. Purpose of the Policy
There is an expanding reliance on electronic communication among students, faculty, staff, and administration at the University of Colorado at Boulder (CU-Boulder). This is motivated by the convenience, speed, cost-effectiveness, and environmental advantages of using e-mail rather than printed communication. Because of this increasing reliance and acceptance of electronic communication, e-mail is considered an official means for communication within CU-Boulder.
A. Introduction
Most privileges and responsibilities for information technology (IT) resources are covered by the University of Colorado Administrative Policy Statement, “IT Security Program – IT Resource User Responsibilities” and “University Information Security Standards for Trusted Campus Authentication;” however, additional responsibilities are outlined below for appropriate uses of IT resources at the University of Colorado Boulder campus.
Introduction
The purpose of this policy is to provide certain standards and requirements for the establishment of any pole-type antenna sites for wireless telecommunication services on Boulder Campus property by any University or non-University entity. "Antennas for Wireless Telecommunications Services" means antennas attached to buildings or existing structures for the purpose of providing wireless telecommunications services, utilizing frequencies authorized by the Federal
Introduction
The University of Colorado at Boulder (CU-Boulder) accepts requests for mailing lists of currently enrolled students. A mailing list is any compilation of student names and addresses for the purpose of sending information or materials to that list via the U.S. Postal Service or Campus Mail. The list may be in the form of a computer printout, mailing labels, or an electronic file. The following policy defines the process by which such requests are reviewed, approved, and processed.