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To maintain the core business information systems of the university and the policies established by the Information Management Department for related information assets.
To enhance computer and network-based teaching and research, facilitate the computerization of university administration, and fully utilize the university's computer and network resources, the Information Committee has been established in accordance with Article 24 of the University's Organizational Regulations, along with the formulation of the "Regulations for the Establishment of the Information Committee."
To effectively promote the development of the university's library services, the Library Committee is established in accordance with Article 24 of the university's organizational regulations, and these regulations are hereby formulated.
To enhance the awareness of intellectual property rights among the university’s faculty, staff, and students, the "Intellectual Property Rights Protection Advocacy and Enforcement Committee" is established, and these regulations are hereby formulated.
All matters related to the acquisition, registration, cataloging, classification, collection management, and reader services of books, non-book materials, periodicals, and databases at the university shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of these regulations.
To preserve significant event footage and enrich the university's historical records, these guidelines are hereby formulated.
This regulation is established to ensure that all academic, research, and administrative units effectively utilize the university's web system to provide complete, accurate, and timely information, thereby enhancing the overall image of the university and achieving comprehensive information integration.
1.Students should submit their theses and apply for the degree thesis examination according to the procedures and schedule set by the Office of Academic Affairs and each department.
2.When writing their theses, students should adhere to these formatting regulations.
3.For issues related to the similarity comparison report and other matters, as these are specified in the regulations for each master's (Ph.D.) program, please consult the respective master's (Ph.D.) program for inquiries and procedures.
To ensure that academic, research, and administrative units continuously maintain the quality of both Chinese and English web content, and to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of information on the university’s Chinese and English webpages, thereby facilitating access to relevant information for faculty, staff, students, and external parties, these regulations are hereby formulated.
To maintain the overall image of the university's website and ensure the accuracy and completeness of its content, these guidelines have been established.
To effectively use and manage the university’s multimedia digital bulletin boards (hereafter referred to as digital bulletin boards), enhance the flow of information on campus, and ensure timely announcements and promotions, these regulations have been established.
To promote, review, and publish the campus e-newsletter, a clear, complete, and sustainable process is provided. Each department may regularly submit e-newsletters and complete the publication process according to review guidelines, thereby integrating information and enhancing the overall image of the university.
To fully utilize the campus network (including faculty, staff, and student dormitory networks) for teaching, academic research, and administrative services, and to promote respect for the rule of law, this regulation provides guidelines for network users. It is established based on the Ministry of Education's approved "Regulations for Campus Network Use" and "Taiwan Academic Network Management Regulations."
To effectively manage the student dormitory network and provide guidelines for network users, this regulation has been established in accordance with the university's "Campus Network Usage Regulations."
The university faculty and staff email accounts (hereinafter referred to as "the account") are provided for academic research and communication with the university. To clarify the rights and obligations of users, and in accordance with the university's "Campus Network Usage Regulations," these guidelines have been established.
In accordance with the university's "Campus Network Usage Regulations," this policy has been established to create a server usage and management system that complies with intellectual property rights and personal data protection laws.
The university student email accounts (hereinafter referred to as "the account") are provided for students and alumni to conduct academic research and interact with the university. To clarify user rights and obligations, and in accordance with the "Campus Network Usage Regulations," these guidelines have been established.
To implement the protection of intellectual property rights and address suspected intellectual property infringement incidents involving university network users, this procedure has been established based on the university's "Campus Network Usage Regulations" and the "Ministry of Education's Procedures for Handling Suspected Intellectual Property Infringements on Taiwan Academic Networks."
To effectively manage the faculty and staff dormitory network and provide guidelines for users, this regulation has been established in accordance with the university's "Campus Network Usage Regulations."
To ensure that faculty and staff correctly and safely operate and use official computers and portable media, this regulation has been established.
To effectively maintain the operation of campus information equipment and software, as well as to establish guidelines for handling system malfunctions, this regulation has been formulated.
To effectively promote the computerization of administrative operations at the university and enhance the quality and efficiency of administrative processes, these regulations have been established.
To implement and optimize the smart assistant and resource integration, and to provide more immediate services to faculty, staff, and students, the "Regulations for the Management of the Smart Assistant Platform" (hereinafter referred to as these regulations) have been established. A "Smart Assistant Platform Management Promotion Team" (hereinafter referred to as the Promotion Team) has also been formed to continuously update and expand the knowledge base, improving response accuracy and enhancing the overall service of the smart assistant system.