You must provide written documentation authorizing simultaneous installation on 20 standalone workstations according to terms of the licensing agreement, including any time-related restrictions. Software lacking licensing documentation cannot be installed. Any questions you have on the installation and use of curriculum related software should be directed to the Coordinator of Information Technology. A minimum of two weeks lead time is required to test any such hardware and software. Students should only reserve the Lab when it is required for an in-class presentation.
Reservations are on a strict first-come basis.
If you find that the equipment or Lab is booked when you need it, you should talk to the individual who has made the reservation to see if an arrangement can be made. For security reasons the data projectors are stored in room 837 and must be returned there after each use. The University provides a free Internet account called NetInfo, which includes an email account. Additional dial-up hours can be purchased if needed. Documentation on registering for and using NetInfo is available in the Lab.