Power Life University College (PLUC) is committed to promoting responsible, secure, and ethical use of computer systems, digital platforms, and information technology resources. The University College provides technology facilities to support teaching, learning, research, communication, and administrative activities.

The Ethical Computer Use Policy establishes guidelines to ensure that students, faculty members, staff, and authorized users use university technology resources appropriately and responsibly. All users are expected to respect institutional regulations, protect digital resources, and use technology in a manner that supports academic and professional excellence.

PLUC technology resources, including computers, networks, online learning platforms, software, internet services, and digital information systems, are provided for legitimate educational, research, and administrative purposes. Users must avoid activities that may disrupt services, damage systems, or affect the security and availability of university resources.

Users are prohibited from unauthorized access, misuse of computer systems, software piracy, data theft, cyber attacks, distribution of harmful content, and any activity that violates applicable laws or university regulations. Passwords, personal accounts, and confidential information must be protected and used responsibly.

The University College encourages students and staff to practice good digital citizenship by respecting privacy, intellectual property rights, online communication standards, and cybersecurity practices. Users should maintain professional conduct when accessing university networks and digital platforms.

PLUC continuously promotes awareness and training on responsible technology use, cybersecurity, data protection, and ethical digital practices. Users are encouraged to report suspected security issues, misuse, or unauthorized activities to the appropriate university authorities.

Violations of the Ethical Computer Use Policy may result in disciplinary action, restriction of technology access, or other measures according to university regulations. The University College remains committed to maintaining a safe, secure, and productive digital environment for the entire PLUC community.