Computer Science Research Computing Facility User Guidelines


1. Any Computer Science faculty member can request accounts for
   Computer Science research.  Non-research usage must be directed
   to other facilities.
2. The faculty member is responsible for assuring that such accounts
   obey appropriate restrictions on the use of the facility as may,
   from time to time, be agreed to by a Faculty Advisory Committee.
3. If the facility becomes overloaded, a priority system will be 
   implemented.  This priority system will take into account at least
   the following factors in favoring one user over another:
   
   * Participation in joint or individual proposals to obtain and
     augment the facility in the past and future.
   * The need to use this facility (as opposed to other campus
     facilities) in a unique way.
   * The potential of the research to benefit the Computer Science
     research environment at Berkeley.
4. All users that find it necessary to have access to Western Electric
   Company's proprietary UNIX software must sign the Agreement for
   Access to Proprietary UNIX Software.
5. The Faculty Advisory Committee will periodically review usage.
   If the facility is overcrowded, a more careful examination of
   current usage will be made and priorities among those who have
   requested accounts will be established.
6. Questions can be directed to the Chairperson of the Faculty
   Advisory Committee, currently Professor Richard Fateman.

Agreement for Access to Proprietary UNIX Software

I am either a student of the University of California, an employee of
the University of California or both.  It is necessary for me to have
access to Western Electric Company's proprietary UNIX software in my
role as student and/or employee.  I have been notified that any
disclosure to me of this software is made in confidence and that I am
obligated to keep it in confidence.  I understand that this obligation
shall survive and continue after my access terminates, but that this
obligation shall not extend to any information or technical data
which is now available to the general public or which becomes
available to the general public by acts not attributable to the
University of California, its employees, or students.