Computer Policy

Policy for Use of Library Computers and the Internet

There will be no changing or adding of any files to the personal computers. Users are not to insert any non-research related disks or CD-ROMs (with the exception of music CDs) into the personal computers. Users will not attempt to bypass security programs. It is the intent of the Daniel Library to comply with all applicable copyright laws and software restrictions.

It is a violation of the law to knowingly display obscene messages, files, or images (S. C. Code 16-15-305).

Users are subject to The Citadel's Computing Policy as put forth by ITS.

Users that violate the above rules may be subject to removal or legal action.

Cadets who violate the above policy rules are subject to disciplinary action according to computer use rules specified in The Citadel Blue Book (Chapter 3, section P).

Disclaimer

The Daniel Library web site is designed to offer easy and convenient access to the wealth of information resources on the Internet. The sources listed are generally reliable and useful. Be advised, however, that the Internet also contains information which may be inaccurate, outdated, or personally offensive. Your use of Internet resources carries with it a responsibility to evaluate the quality of the information accessed. If you feel information obtained through this service is inaccurate or offensive, we suggest you contact the original producer or distributor of that information. The availability of information does not constitute endorsement of the content by the Daniel Library or The Citadel. Also, please be mindful of the following:

• State law (SC Code Section 16-15-305) makes it illegal to knowingly disseminate obscenity.
• It is the policy of the Daniel Library to comply fully with the United States copyright law.
• The Daniel Library cannot guarantee confidentiality over the Internet.