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Rules for Using Rooms and Computers
The use of MLA phones for outgoing
calls is not allowed. The phones are only
allowed for incoming calls and emergency
calls to the police. All the calls are registered
in computer resource center.
Internet in MLA Program is provided only
for academic purposes. Each and every
access of website is strictly monitored first
by the administrator and counter checked by
the main computer resource center.
The Internet may also not be used for
private telephone calls and private chatting
during studio, lecture and advising times.
Academic work and concentration of
students on their work should never be
effected by music and phone use.
Turn off your mobile phone or use the silent
mode.
You are not allowed to install any
software or move any hardware. These
are tasks strictly limited to the administrator.
Make sure your data or sticks or CDs are
not infected by any virus.
If you are not sure about a message by the
system, ask the administrator.
Every Friday at noon the rooms have to
be cleared of trash for the cleaning crew.
Please remove your personal material to
your individual drawers or your personal
bags, because everything else will be
trashed.
Please do not touch the screens with your
fingers.
No food or drinks are allowed in the
computer lab.
Please follow these rules so that the working
environment runs smoothly for all involved.
Failure to follow the rules will result in loss of
use of the computer lab and password
access.
Close all windows and switch off the light
before you leave. All MLA students have a
key in order to close doors after leaving the
room. The students with the keys are
responsible for the lab in which they are
sitting; they cannot leave the room open if
no other student has the key. They have the
full right to ask the other students without
the key to leave the room so that they can
lock the room. Logout and shut down your
computer if you finished your work for the
safety of your login and to your personal
folder.
MLA Student Handbook Fall 2006 - October 2006