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Basic Skills Instruction
• Computer Lab • Instructional Resources • Tutoring Center • Writing Center |
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Los Angeles Trade-Tech’s All-Campus Computer Lab (C-Lab) is located in C-102. The C-Lab features 140 computer stations, connected to more than a half dozen laser printers, offering standard black printing options. With Internet capabilities and regulated technical assistance on the latest equipment and software programs, the C-Lab provides you with the technology needed to succeed in today’s changing world. Click on the links below for more information about the Learning Skills All-Campus Computer Lab: All computers in the lab are networked to provide easy access to software and printing services. The Lab staff members also have some tips for general printing and printing from the Internet. Lab assistants are available at all times to assist the users with any technical difficulty that may arise. All computers in the C-Lab have the Windows 2000 Microsoft Office Package. The computer lab also has specialty programs on select computers, and two computers available for use by those who have special needs. See “Software and Hardware” for a more detailed list. The mission of the Learning Skills Center All-Campus Computer Lab (C-Lab) is to support Los Angeles Trade Technical College students in their academic coursework, prepare students for a variety of workplace opportunities and provide computer services to enhance students’ individual skills. The C-Lab provides students with technology and quality computer equipment that helps them to prepare for a variety of educational, workplace and personal needs. The C-Lab staff stays current with computer hardware and software trends, supplies students with knowledgeable solutions to their computer related needs, and offers students with the highest quality computer maintenance and software upgrades. Before using the C-Lab for Learning Skills Classes or Tutoring, students are asked to: · Follow the enrollment procedures in the Schedule of Classes for pre-registration. · Come to the C-Lab for continuous enrollment information. · Present current student ID card. · Bring copy of class schedule to C-Lab. · Attend orientation and sign User Agreement.
· Follow the enrollment procedures in the Schedule of Classes for pre-registration. · Come to the C-Lab for ongoing enrollment information. · Present current student ID card. · Bring copy of class schedule to C-Lab. · Pay a nominal semester lab fee for printing options. · Attend orientation and sign User Agreement.
Computers in the C-Lab are equipped with the following software:
The C-Lab is located in C-102. Students must be enrolled at LATTC, have a current LATTC student ID card, and be enrolled in a Learning Skills section.
Note: Hours may vary during holidays and summer and winter sessions. The C-Lab is not open when classes are not in session.
Los Angeles Trade
Technical College Computer Lab Policy:
1. All students using computing facilities are expected to operate within the bounds of federal and state law and District policies and standards. 2. Priority for computer access is given to students taking Learning Skills classes. 3. One and only one user will be assigned to a computer. 4. Children are not allowed in the Learning Skills Lab unless they are enrolled in a Learning Skills class. 5. Use the computer lab solely to support the instructional process. 6. Maintain a professional and personal courteous environment and attitude. 7. In order to make economical use of limited computer resources, the maximum print job per student per day is ten (10) pages. 8. Food and drinks are not allowed in the lab. 9. Phones and pages must be either off or on vibrate in the Learning Skills areas. 10. Every student using the Computer Lab MUST have a current LATTC student ID card.
Los Angeles Community
Colleges District Policy: Conduct that is considered to violate District policy with respect to computing facilities includes, but is not limited to, the following:
1. Sending harassing, intimidating and/or threatening messages through electronic mail or other means. 2. Downloading, storing or displaying obscene or pornographic material. 3. Using computing facilities in a manner that violates copyrights, patent protections or license agreements, including using pirated or unlicensed software. 4. Knowingly performing an act, which interferes with the normal operation of computing facilities, causes damage or places excessive load on the system including installing software without authorization. 5. Attempting to circumvent data protection schemes, uncover security loopholes or gain unauthorized access to any information or files. 6. Intentionally entering, recording or causing to be recorded any false, inaccurate or misleading information into the computer systems. 7. Sending mass advertisements or solicitations, or political mass mailings as defined by the Fair Political Practices Commission. 8. Using computing facilities for commercial or personal financial gain. 9. Excessive usage of online “chat lines” and computer games.
Each computer station work area includes an orange or yellow cup-like cylinder. If you require technical assistance, you should place the cylinder of your computer and patiently wait for a lab assistant to help you. Instructors’ stations are on the north side of the C-Lab. If you need help with your Learning Skills coursework, ask for an instructor. For students who do not know how to use the computer, Learning Skills offers beginning computer classes to help students develop the essential skills needed to operate a computer as a tool of learning, to be able to publish work, and to conduct research to solve problems, analyze solutions and present results. |
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Last Updated September 17,
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