UC Berkeley Academic Senate
Committee on
Computing
and Communications (COMP)
Thursday October 14, 2004, 10:00-12:00
3401 Dwinelle
Agenda
Moderator: Arthur Ogus
- Review
of the proposed policy and plan on Data
Management, Use, and Protection defined by the Data Stewardship Council
(specific request from IS&T and the EVPC) (DM, 15 min)
- Challenges
in the implementation and promulgation of the campus Minimum Security
Standards for Networked Devices (specific request from IS&T) (AO,
20 min)
Comments by Arthur
Ogus based on conversations with others
- Possible
privacy concerns and issues regarding public access and control of
Webcam’s on campus (see Ken Goldberg’s Demonstrate for a current
example) (KG, 15 min)
Some issues:
Purpose?
Benefits for the campus?
Benefits for others?
Privacy
Impact on criminal or terrorist
activity
- Conducting
Senate business electronically (DM, 20 min)
Request
from DIVCO
Letter from Committee on Rules and
Elections
Our committee’s response (posted Nov 4 and revised
Nov. 15)
- Preliminary
Departmental computing survey results (handed out at the last meeting):
what can we learn from them? (AO, 15 min)
- Areas
of focus and methodology for gathering best practices in Departmental
computing? (DM, 15 min)
Possible areas of emphasis:
Faculty governance of departmental
computing
Funding models for departmental
computing
Scope of departmental computing
services and support
Campus vs departmental
partitioning of services and support
Hwdr/softwr standards