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The document outlines the policies and guidelines for use of the computer laboratory at St. Paul College Foundation Inc. College of Computer Studies Mandaue Campus. Key points include: 1) Personal belongings may be brought in but students are responsible for guarding valuables. The school is not liable for lost or damaged personal property. 2) Students must use their assigned terminal and seat for the entire semester. 3) Only instructors can approve terminal changes for damaged or malfunctioning equipment. Students cannot remove labels on broken terminals.

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Computer Laboratory

The document outlines the policies and guidelines for use of the computer laboratory at St. Paul College Foundation Inc. College of Computer Studies Mandaue Campus. Key points include: 1) Personal belongings may be brought in but students are responsible for guarding valuables. The school is not liable for lost or damaged personal property. 2) Students must use their assigned terminal and seat for the entire semester. 3) Only instructors can approve terminal changes for damaged or malfunctioning equipment. Students cannot remove labels on broken terminals.

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COMPUTER LABORATORY

POLICIES AND GUIDELINES


1.) Bags, back packs, and personal belongings may be
brought inside the computer laboratory and deposited to the
shelves or table in front near teachers table. Students must
guard their valuable like electronic devices and wallets.
SPCFI will not be held liable for the loss or damage of any
personal property of laboratory users.
2.) Students must stay only at the terminals assigned to
them as their Instructor will give their seat number during
the frst meeting of laboratory class. The seat number
assigned will be the students permanent terminal for the
whole semester.
3.) In case of damages or malfunctioning units/system, (ex.
Damaged or non-working units) student can be transferred
to terminals allowed only by the class instructor. Students
are not allowed to remove labels of terminals marked as
damaged or malfunctioning.
Loitering inside the lab is strictly prohibited.
Only one student should occupy one computer terminal.
In case of group work, the laboratory assistant may allow
a maximum of two students to occupy a single terminal.
No one is allowed to alter the setting confguration of any
computer laboratory facility without proper authorization
from the MIS Personnel.
Equipment and cables are to be moved by authorized
personnel only. Students are not allowed to attach
personal hardware or software in any of the computer
laboratorys network without permission from the class
instructor, who in turn would notify the MIS Personnel.
Any malfunction or damage observed at the terminals
assigned must be immediately reported to the class
instructor.
Chewing gum, eating, drinking, smoking, and any form of
vandalism are strictly prohibited inside the computer
laboratory.
Games are not allowed inside the computer laboratory.
This includes computer-related games, card games and
other games that may disturb the operation of the
laboratory.
Accessing PORNOGRAPHIC sites is strictly prohibited
Cellular phones must be in silent mode before entering
any computer lab. Silence should always be observed.
Any conduct or activity which disturbs the computer
laboratorys environment is not allowed. Anyone causing
continual disturbance will asked to leave the facility or be
given disciplinary sanctions.
Individuals exhibiting hostile or threatening behavior
such as yelling and swearing must leave the laboratory.
Display of personal afection inside the laboratory is
strictly prohibited.
Computer laboratories are designated for academic use.
Students needing to use computers to complete academic
assignments are given priority over those using the
facility for recreation.
Proper decorum must be observed inside computer
laboratories. Wearing of hats/caps and other body
clothing accessories that cause distraction to students
are not allowed.
The class instructor or the MIS Personnel has the right to
advise any user to leave the premises in case the user
violates any of the policies.
The students must notify their class instructor for
laboratory usage beyond required subject assigned hours.
St. Paul College Foundation Inc.
College of Computer Studies
Mandaue Campus
June 2014

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