(1) Be protected in a manner that does not permit the personal identification of persons by anyone other than the state or local education authority or authority headed by an official listed in Article 99.31(a)(3) and their authorized representatives, except that the national or local education authority or authority headed by an officer listed in Article 99.31(a)(3), may disclose other personal information from school records on behalf of the Ministry of Education. or the facility required by paragraph 99.33(b); • Describe system support requirements, such as maintenance organization and help desk. (a) Serious bodily harm. Unlawful assault by one person against another for the purpose of causing grievous bodily harm or grievous bodily harm. This type of attack is usually accompanied by the use of a weapon or means that can cause death or serious bodily injury. (Injuries need not result from a serious attack if a weapon, knife or other weapon is used that could and would likely result in serious injury if the crime were carried out.) (ii) (A) the educational institution or educational institution has met the requirements of clause 99.32 (b); The hearing required under section 99.21 must meet at least the following requirements: (d) In its public notice to eligible parents and students participating in the body or institution referred to in clause (a) of this section, an educational body or institution may indicate that disclosure of directory information is limited to certain parties. for specific purposes, or both. If an educational body or institution determines that the disclosure of directory information is limited to certain parts, for certain purposes, or both, the educational body or institution shall limit its disclosure of directory information to the public announcement described in paragraph (a) of this section. (ii) use letters and letters of recommendation only for the purpose for which they were intended. (2) requires the organization to use personal data from academic records only to achieve the study purpose(s) in accordance with the written agreement; (B) May be reported or disclosed under state law enacted after November 19, 1974, subject to the requirements of section 99.38.
(ii) the registration code is not used for any purpose other than the identification of an anonymized dataset for educational research purposes and cannot be used to obtain personally identifiable information about a student; and (a) For purposes of this paragraph, „Office” means the Office of the Chief Privacy Officer of the U.S. Department of Education. (14) (i) The disclosure is subject to the requirements of section 99.39 in relation to disciplinary proceedings at a post-secondary institution. The institution will only disclose the final results of disciplinary proceedings if it determines that: (4) (i) the disclosure is related to the financial assistance requested or received by the student if the information is necessary for the following purposes: (iii) request the authorized representative to destroy the personal data in the academic record; when the information is no longer required for the identified purposes; An educational institution or educational institution grants each parent all rights under the law, unless the agency or institution has received evidence that there is a court order, state law, or legally binding document relating to matters such as divorce, separation, or custody that expressly waives those rights. (1) A student identification number, username or other unique personal identifier used by a student to access or communicate with electronic systems, but only if the identifier cannot be used to access academic records, unless it is used in conjunction with one or more factors that authenticate the user`s identity, such as a personal identification number (PIN), password or any other factor known or belonging only to the Authorized User; and (13) The disclosure is subject to the requirements of section 99.39 to a victim of an accused of a violent crime or a non-violent sexual offence. The disclosure must include only the final results of disciplinary proceedings conducted by the College of Post-Secondary Studies in relation to that offence or alleged offence. The institution may disclose the final result of the disciplinary proceedings, whether or not it has concluded that an offence has been committed. (e) An educational organization or institution shall not disclose or confirm directory information without complying with the written consent requirements of section 99.30 if a student`s social security number or other information other than the address book is used alone or in combination with other data elements to identify or identify the student or the student`s records. 2. Officers, employees and representatives of any party receiving information under paragraph (a)(1) of this Section may use the information, but only for the purpose for which the disclosure was made. (i) uses personal information only to conduct an audit or evaluation of federally or state-sponsored educational programs or to administer or comply with federal legal requirements relating to such programs; Describe each main process and the functions or steps that are performed during each worker process. Specify processes and functions so that the reader can see general concepts divided into layers of increasing detail.
Then show in a diagram the sequence of process steps described above with high functional requirements. (ii) records created and retained by a law enforcement unit solely for purposes unrelated to law enforcement, such as a disciplinary action or a proceeding conducted by the authority or educational institution. (iv) file a complaint with the Ministry under sections 99.63 and 99.64 for alleged non-compliance by the school authority or institution with the requirements of the Act and this Part. (ii) Nothing in the law or this Part shall prevent a national or local education authority or an authority headed by an official listed in paragraph (a)(3) of this Section from entering into agreements with organizations conducting studies in accordance with paragraph (a)(6)(i) of this Section and personal data from school records on behalf of educational authorities and institutions that disclose information to the national or local educational authority or agency; by an official listed in paragraph (a)(3) of this Article in accordance with the requirements of Article 99.33(b). (2) Confidential letters and statements of recommendation sent before 1. January 1975 were included in the student`s school record, provided that the statements were used only for the purpose for which they were specifically intended; (1) specify the object, scope and duration of the study or studies and the information to be disclosed; Demonstrate traceability against requirements. Also specify „subordinate” documents, such as DFRs, whose requirements date back to this one. (i) the disclosures comply with the requirements of § 99.31; and (4) requires the organization to destroy all personal data when the information is no longer necessary for the purposes for which the study was conducted and specifies the period during which the information is to be destroyed. The Concept of Operations Document (CONOPS) is a general requirements document that provides users with a mechanism to describe their expectations of the system. CONOPS is used as input for the development of formal specifications of testable system and software requirements.