Any work that was created by or for the University of Management and Technology is copyrighted by the University of Management and Technology (UMT). Such works include, but are not limited to, written materials and graphics.

Permission to use UMT materials for commercial purposes or for financial gain must be approved by authorized personnel of the UMT in advance.

Materials available on the UMT web site are protected by the copyright laws of the United States and other countries.

What you can do with the UMT materials without obtaining permission from the University:

• display the contents of the UMT Web site on your computer screen or another equivalent device
• save a single local copy of individual items or print them for your own personal use. You must include the copyright notice in any copy that you make.

What you cannot do with the UMT materials without permission:

• make multiple fixed copies of the materials for redistribution, unless the distribution meets the provisions outlined in the Model Policy Concerning College and University Photocopying for Classroom, Research and Library Reserve Use
• redistribute the materials by any means to any other person or machine, unless the distribution meets the provisions outlined in the Agreement on Guidelines for Classroom Copying in Not-For-Profit Educational Institutions
• modify or create derivatives of the material
• publicly display the material, except in the context of face-to-face classroom teaching or as otherwise provided under Section 110 of the Copyright Act of 1976
• reproduce, display, distribute, or modify the material for commercial purposes or for financial gain

Please write to permit@umtweb.edu for permission to publicly display, copy, distribute, reproduce, or modify materials beyond the above guidelines.

For more information about copyright in general, you may visit the following web sites:

The UT System Crash Course in Copyright
US Copyright Office