University Guidelines
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The University has several guidelines and policies that directly relate to users of Social Science Computing Services.
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- Eligibility and Acceptable Use Policy for Information Technology
- The University guidelines of who can use the computing services can facilities and for what purposes.
- NSIT Accounts Eligibility supplemental document
- Frequently asked questions about NSIT accounts. These apply to accounts with in the Division of Social Science.
- Policy Guidelines for Publishing Networked Information at the University of Chicago
- The University guidelines about publishing information through University and Divisional servers.
- Restrictions on multi-user computers and servers
- Memorandum from the University's Chief Information Officer outlining eligibility and use policies.
- University Policy on Regulated Computers
- Document that defines what a regulated computer is and the University's requirements regarding their configuration and use.
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Division Guidelines
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Social Sciences Computing Services has several guidelines and policies that are more specific to our services.
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- Minimum Hardware Guidelines
- The technical specifications that you machine must meet for you to take advantage of SSD computing's networking and technical support.
- Web Guidelines
- Departmental procedures concerning department and personal webpages (both designed and maintained by SSD Computing and by other parties), as well as information concerning websites designed for specific classes.
- Trusted Agent (TAG) Program Policy
- The Trusted Agent Program (TAG) is an NSIT service that distributes limited authority to departments and divisions to grant access to one or more of the services that NSIT provides and to services outside NSIT that use the CNetID and password for authentication.
- Locally Administered Email Accounts
- A memo from the Dean of the Division regarding email on Division maintained servers.
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