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PC Lab
Pc-Lab Mission Statement
The PC-Lab provides Computers and working spaces to help facilitate classes and projects that further the ChattLab Mission statement. Secondarily we like to have the lab for a co-working space where you can catch up on some work. Finally, it's a great place to hang!
The PC-Lab provides the following services.
- Classroom Services (With Computers, Working areas and possible future soldering / electronic stations)
- Co-working space (A place to setup your laptop or use a Chatt-Lab workstation) This is secondary to the primary function. During classes you may be asked to leave
- Hanging area ( A place to chill ) ** This is tertiary to all other functions. If your activity is disturbing to the other two functions, you may be asked to leave until they are complete.
- Group - Entertainment time to hang while playing video games, watching movies or other activities.
Rules
- Do not leave trash in the PC Lab!
- * If you are working on a project and must leave, please leave a dated note to prevent others from disturbing it. If a project is without a note, has been left longer that 48 hours, or is an obstruction to others' projects, it may be moved.
- Leave the existing workstations in the same state as they were before you used them. Software updates and new software for your projects are fine. If a new program starts an item on boot, please disable it.
- Report any maintenance issues as soon as possible. This includes the facility, hardware and software.
- If you wish to use other operating systems, only run them off removable media. The PCs have software that is expensive and its integrity should be respected.
- Do not use the PCs to view pornographic material. Neither members nor their guests should be made to feel uncomfortable.
- Do not set the heat higher than 25C. This is to prevent damage to hardware and ensure the comfort of members.
Clean Up
- Return chairs to the workstations if you move them.
- Leave a clear area for others to work on repair if you are working on a hardware project.
- If you see trash, throw it out, even if it is not yours.
- If something presents a trip hazard, please move it.
- Turn off the lights if you are the last person to leave.
Equipment
PC Lab Computers
Computer RAM HDD GPU Model Service Tag Benchmark Picard 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB GTX 650 Sleeper N/A 500 Riker 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Quadro K620 Optiplex 7010 2L8QCZ1 500 Data 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Quadro K620 Optiplex 7010 2KPRCZ1 500 Troi 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Quadro K620 Optiplex 7010 3F0BP22 500 Worf 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Quadro K620 Optiplex 7010 5T1DFZ1 500 Crusher 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Integrated Optiplex 7010 2W08X12 500 LaForge 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Integrated Optiplex 7010 2KQRCZ1 500 Gunan 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Integrated Optiplex 7010 6G07BZ1 500 Q 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Integrated Optiplex 7010 70Y4BZ1 500 Yar 4GB, PC3-128000 250GB Integrated Optiplex 7010 F9DQCZ1 500 Computers
- PCs
Printers
- laser printer
- color poster printer
Miscellaneous
- spare parts
Support Contacts
Contact Link | Description |
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PC Lab Area Lead | Area Lead contact info. |
Equipment/Material Request | This form will allow members to request new equipment or supplies. |
Wiki Updates | Click here to report something wrong with the PC Lab page. |
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