School software policy

Software packages required for specific courses will be available for download through the School of Computing website or through Huskertech at substantially discounted prices. Students are free to purchase their laptop from the vendor of their choice. Please be advised that any custom-ordered computer takes between a few weeks to over a month from the time the order is placed to the time the computer is received.

All students are expected to have their computer purchased and available for use on or before August 26, The College of Engineering prohibits the use of pirated software. Students are expected to certify that all software on their computer is legitimate to have access to the network. Students may be asked to present proof of software ownership.

Possible examples of this would be vendor-controlled systems, FDA validated systems, or devices where anti-virus software has not yet been developed. In these cases, the Technology Staff must develop a plan to protect the device from infection. Under those circumstances, a plan will be developed to allow the computer device to be taken off-line and the infection purged while protecting the function of the device. If it is suspected that this policy is not being followed, report the incident to the Executive Associate Dean or the Director of Technology Services.

This policy will not supersede any Indiana University developed policies but may introduce more stringent requirements than the university policy. Any exceptions to this policy must be approved in advance by both the Executive Associate Dean and the Director of Technology Services.

Any person found to have violated this policy will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action as defined by the provisions of Indiana University Policy IT , Policy on Sanctions for Misuse or Abuse of Indiana University Technology Resources. Any person or entity that relies on any information obtained from this system does so at his or her own risk.

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