Computer Lab Advisory

On the Use when Accessing / Browsing the Internet :.

1. Login using the internet and input the word internet  (type it on the Username space)
   Example:
   Username: Internet
2. Make sure that you have the right password. Type it on the Password space.
   internet; then on the space provided, type it exactly as you see it.
3. Choose to log in domain.
4. You are now ready to access /browse the net.

While inside the Computer Labs, students are advised to bring only needed items in their duly assigned terminals. These include their valuables such as jewelry, cell phones, wallets and handbags.
As a precautionary measure, students are also advised to leave their things on a more secure location prior to going to any Computer Lab to avoid theft.

Note: The student concerned is held responsible for his/her things left on the shelves.

Saving or Downloading of Files in the Computer Labs :.

Students are advised not to bring their units inside the Computer Labs. In cases where students need to use it for presentation purposes, students should ask permission from the IT Center prior to the expected time of the presentation.

Use of Cellphone in the Computer Labs :.

Before entering any Computer Lab, please make sure that your cellphone is in silent mode.
For voice calls, please make or receive your call outside the facility to avoid disturbing the other users in the lab.

Note: Charging of cellphone batteries is not allowed inside the Computer Labs. We are maintaining an electrical load limit inside the facility.

Saving or Downloading of Files in the Computer Labs :.

In downloading files from the Internet, Open Office, or other related files, please be informed that:

1. In order to save files, you must login using your activated e-mail account. Logging in using your individual account allows to have an access to a network drive (F:\) that enables you to save important files.
2. Simply locate drive F:\ in the “My Computer” folder and direct all savings and downloading activities there.

Implementing Guidelines of the Open Lab Policy :.

1. The following Computer Labs shall observe the Open Lab Policy:
   F110, F111, F112, D103, D105, AC05, D202, D303, UB-LES Computer Lab, and A501-Internet Area.
2. Open Lab Policy means ALL STUDENTS, regardless of course affiliation, can have access to the above-mentioned facilities during free time schedules.
3. However, following the Computer Lab allocation mentioned, students belonging to a specific College will be given priority over another student from a different College if and only if there is a need to access special application software duly installed in the PC terminals in their designated Computer Laboratories.

Priority is also given to students if it is time of the term for project submission. Freeslotters from other colleges should be forewarned that only designated students assigned to the Computer lab are allowed at this time to use the facility.