Computer Labs - Revision history

Camozzi: Computer labs moved to Computer Labs: Cap

2007-07-29T09:16:13Z

Computer labs moved to Computer Labs: Cap

Camozzi at 09:13, 29 July 2007

2007-07-29T09:13:57Z

Yesthatems at 19:40, 4 June 2007

2007-06-04T19:40:36Z

Mkong: /* Sign In Policy */

2007-05-27T02:41:09Z

Mkong: /* General */

2007-05-27T02:40:03Z

General

Tfooq: sp

2007-05-20T23:03:04Z

Afitz: /* Sign In Policy */

2007-05-09T18:56:49Z

Afitz: /* Sign In Policy */

2007-05-09T18:55:55Z

Clocksailor at 03:17, 8 May 2007

2007-05-08T03:17:28Z

Elangsto: /* Sign In Policy */

2007-05-08T03:10:37Z

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	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficiency at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance, which is still better than nothing. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.		Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficiency at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance, which is still better than nothing. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.
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		+	[[Category:Computer Labs]]

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−	The computer labs are run by the Computer Center. The four main labs are located in [[George Davis Hall]] ([[Centel Lab]]), [[Seymour Hall]] ([[Founders Lab]]), and the [[Science ~~and~~ Mathematics Center]], which has two ([[Stellyes Lab]] and [[Caterpillar Lab]]).	+	The computer labs are run by the Computer Center. The four main labs are located in [[George Davis Hall]] ([[Centel Lab]]), [[Seymour Hall]] ([[Founders Lab]]), and the [[Umbeck Science-Mathematics Center]], which has two ([[Stellyes Lab]] and [[Caterpillar Lab]]).

	Sherry Nyman is the administrator that oversees the lab.		Sherry Nyman is the administrator that oversees the lab.

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:41, 27 May 2007
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	=== Sign In Policy ===		=== Sign In Policy ===

−	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficiency at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.	+	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficiency at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance, which is still better than nothing. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.

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 === General ===
-There is no food or drink allowed in the labs except for bottled water. This is easy to evade. Lab assistants usually don't care or don't notice, especially if you walk down the wheelchair ramp.
+There is no food or drink allowed in the labs except for bottled water. This is easy to evade. Lab assistants usually don't care or don't notice, especially if you walk down the wheelchair ramp, which is officially NOT allowed.
 === Sign In Policy ===
 Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab.  Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficiency at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy.  The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance.  One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.

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	=== Sign In Policy ===		=== Sign In Policy ===

−	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its ~~inefficience~~ at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.	+	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficiency at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.

← Older revision	Revision as of 09:16, 29 July 2007
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← Older revision		Revision as of 18:56, 9 May 2007
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	=== Sign In Policy ===		=== Sign In Policy ===

−	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficience at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken.	+	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficience at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken. A double-set of lasers would very easily count the number of students that go in and out of the labs.

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	=== Sign In Policy ===		=== Sign In Policy ===

−	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficience at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance.	+	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficience at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance. This would still have errors though because part of a LA's job is to clean computers, restock paper, and troubleshoot errors. During the times that they are performing these duties, no data would be taken.

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:10, 8 May 2007
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	=== Sign In Policy ===		=== Sign In Policy ===

−	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections ~~from [[Eric Langston]] about~~ this policy ~~being~~ inefficient at tracking attendance, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance.	+	Currently, students are required to sign in each time they visit the lab. Despite numerous objections to this policy due to its inefficient at tracking attendance and excessive use of paper, [[Sherry Nyman]] has decided to maintain the policy. The Lab Assistants by and large do not enforce the sign in policy, which leads to inaccurate data for tracking attendance. One alternative that was suggested in [[Student Senate]] is to have the [[Lab Assistants]] keep a tally of students that enter the labs, which is similar to how the libraries track attendance.