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# Unizin Data Analysis - SP

**Last updated: September 23, 2020**

This document is an amendment to Unizin's general [Support Policy](/policies/support-policy.md).

The information contained in this policy applies to Unizin Data Analysis, a program to enable institutional analysis and research of UDP-sourced learning data with RStudio, JupyterLab, and Google Cloud Platform tools.

## Service level commitments <a href="#unizindataanalysissp-servicelevelcommitments" id="unizindataanalysissp-servicelevelcommitments"></a>

Unizin Data Analysis is intended to support research, analysis, and innovation. It is not intended to provide production-level infrastructure or services against which institutions can build their own production-services. While Unizin Data Analysis with GCP is a service offered to Unizin members, we do not attach service-level expectations to the service. Unizin reserves the right to manage any of the infrastructure operating in the Unizin Data Analysis GCP projects.

## Requirements <a href="#unizindataanalysissp-requirements" id="unizindataanalysissp-requirements"></a>

The following rules will be followed:

* The institution's data stewards alone may approve individual access to a "data analysis" project
* Unizin Data Analysis alone may grant individual must grant access to a "data analysis" project
* Institutional administrators for an institution's "data analysis" must follow the above guidance
* Institutional administrators must notify Unizin of any new users added to an institutional "data analysis" project
* Institutional administrators must show evidence that any new individual granted access to a "data analysis" project is approved by a recognized data steward


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