san antonio college

 Programs and Services for Women
      and Non-Traditional Students  

Resource Lab

General Guidelines

The Department of Programs & Services for Women & Non-Traditional Students works hard to keep our lab updated and functioning properly, but we need your help and cooperation. The following guidelines must be observed.

• No food or drinks in the labs.
• Report any problems with equipment or network to the front intake staff.
• Do not leave printouts in the printer(s) or around the classroom. The lab should be left in the condition that you find it.
• Do not waste paper with unnecessary printing.
• Do not turn the computer off when you are finished.
• The lab is an extension of study space on the San Antonio College campus. The Resource Lab is not intended for group gatherings or discussion groups. Please be considerate of your fellow students who are trying to study or do other work that requires various levels of concentration.
• Children are not allowed in the lab.

Acceptable Use Policies for Computer Facilites

Access to the Resource Lab assumes the user will act in a professional, ethical, and legal manner.

Implicit in the use of the College computer resources is the user's obligation to abide by the following rules and registrations:

1. Usage is limited to registered students.
2. Each user is responsible for his/her own account which may not be shared or transferred to another individual.
3. Accessing another account is strictly forbidden.
4. No one shall attempt to degrade the performance of the computer resources by: sending mass mailings, introducing computer viruses, using the facilities for commercial purposes, participating in interactive game playing or engaging in any other attempt to degrade the system.
5. Each user must refrain from sending, printing, requesting, displaying, or storing images, audio files, and/or other materials for purposes unrelated to the missions and goals of the College.
6. No one shall attempt to circumvent any system security measure.
7. No one shall violate copyright and/or software agreements. All federal, state and local laws will be adhered to when using the College computing equipment.
8. The College computing resources may not be used for commercial purposes. Including solicitations on behalf of groups or organizations that are not related to the College.

Non-compliance of acceptable use policy may result in disciplinary action.