Personal Computer Fundamentals

Lab Rules for SCC PCs

In this lesson, you will learn

• Rules for SCC Lab Computers
• Lab Guidelines
• Classroom Procedures
• Internet Use Agreement

To review the entire Official IEL policy on Technology Use, click HERE

Rules for SCC Lab Computers

Why rules are needed for SCC Lab Computers

Welcome to the computer lab. Our classes are designed to meet your individual needs so you may progress at your own pace. In our lab, you will find students working in different programs and at many different levels to reach their individual goals. Your success in this lab is based upon attendance, progress, and adult behavior. Because of the large number of students enrolled and the equipment involved, certain classroom rules and procedures are necessary to ensure that all students have a favorable learning environment.

Computer Lab Hours are posted on the doors of the computer labs. Please adhere to these schedules. Your instructor will advise you of your lab schedule and break and/or lunch times and bathroom locations. Instructors will do everything they can to help you.

(Individual instructors may require additional procedure / rules)

• Sign in when you arrive and sign out when you leave.
• Students are expected to attend every scheduled class day. (Some students may have a customized schedule.).
• Students are expected to call if they are unable to attend. After 5 missed days with no contact, students will be dropped from the class. Once dropped, students must make an appointment with a counselor to re-enroll.
• Disruptive behavior of any kind, either in the classroom, in the building, or on the premises, will not be tolerated.
• Follow the scheduled times for breaks
• Maintain a positive relationship with other students.
• Drugs and alcohol are forbidden, including prior to class.
• Weapons, explosive devices, hazardous chemicals are forbidden on any college property.
• Cell phones must be turned off or on silent mode. If you must answer a call, leave the classroom immediately to avoid distracting other students.

Your continuance in the class is contingent on following these agreements!

Sign the forms on the following pages and return before proceeding. Read each form, then press the Print button next to each form, print the forms out, sign and turn in to your instructor.

Do not proceed without reading and signing the forms.

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The Internet is a global computer network composed of millions of contributing networks that support thousands of information systems around the world. Users have access to:

• Communication through electronic mail with other users around the world.
• Information and news from public and private organizations.
• Information from college and university library catalogs.

Enjoy using the Internet, but please follow the policy of the computer lab regarding its use.

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