- This facility is for Chemistry academic work
only. This means that if you are working on materials as
a T.A. for a course or are a student taking a Chemistry course,
you are welcome here. If you are working on research other
than Directed-Studies, you should be using your research
group facilities. Non-chemistry related coursework
should also be done in a different computing facility (contact
your course Instructor to find out where).
- This lab is run entirely from funds gathered from upper-division
students. If you are in an Organic Chemistry class
or are in a 1xxx level class, your computing
needs should be facilitated elsewhere. We apologize for the
inconvenience.
- We will not be held responsible for the integrity of your
data. Please maintain your own backups of your valued files
elsewhere. Viruses are a problem in the lab no matter how
vigilant we are, and all media storage solutions (floppies
in particular) are vulnerable to errors.
- Any Chemistry academic work or Directed-Studies
work may be printed without charge. Please do not abuse our
free printing policy. Non-coursework printouts are subject
to confiscation.
- Chemistry work takes priority over E-mail. If you
are using E-mail, you may be asked to give up your computer
to other students. E-mail is allowed for Chemistry students
if there are no other students needing to use the computers.
- Do not attempt to service/alter the printers or computers
(i.e. add paper, fix a paper jam, install software). The Chemistry Department
has hired Teaching Assistants to facilitate the maintenance
of the computer lab. Let them do their job. Do not put yourself
in a position to be held accountable for possible damages
to our facilities.
- Food and beverages are permitted in the computer lab IF you
clean up after yourself.
* To further understand your
responsibilities regarding the use of this computer lab, please
read: IT
Acceptable Use Policy.
We reserve the right to revoke privileges to users who demonstrate
repetitive abuse of lab policies, facilities, or staff. If
you have any questions, ask the Computer Lab Teaching Assistant
on duty. If you have any suggestions, comments, or feedback
on how we can improve the lab or its policies, please contact chmmicro .
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