Academic Computing
Students are expected to abide by SMC’s Responsible Computer Use Policy and to use the campus computers for college-related work only. All files MUST be saved onto removable disks (available for sale at the SMC Bookstore). Files not saved to removable disks are subject to loss. The computer labs and their staff are NOT responsible for any work lost on these computers.
Please check out our Lab hours for Spring 2002
• The Associated Students Computer Access
Center, located in Rooms
201-203 and 207-209 of the Cayton Associated Students Center, provides
computers, laser printers, and a variety of software programs. Computers
are available to any enrolled student holding a valid Associated
Students membership card, with selected computers also available
to any student enrolled at SMC who is not an AS member. The Associated Students Computer Access Center
hours are posted on the Center’s door. For further information, please
call (310) 434-4615.
• The Programming/Applications Lab, located in Room 231 of the
Business building, provides computers, printers, and a selection of
business, and programming software for all enrolled SMC
students to use during times not reserved for students in specific
classes. The Lab serves primarily Computer Science, CIS, and Office
Information Systems classes.
Programming/Applications
Lab hours are posted on the Lab’s door. For further information,
please call (310) 434-4783.
• The Library Lab, located in the Library Village behind the SMC
Pavilion gym,
provides computers, printers, and word processing software for all
enrolled SMC students to use during times not reserved for students in
specific Library Research classes. For further information, please call
434-4254.
To
meet student needs, SMC frequently remodels and expands its computer
labs, and adds new ones from time to time. Up-to-date information on the
computer labs is available online. Point your browser to SMC’s home
page — http://www.smc.edu — click
on Campus Resources,
scroll down to Learning and Teaching Resources, then click on Student
Computer Labs.
Students
who wish to become more proficient with microcomputers should also look
into SMC’s other, more specialized computer labs. The facilities
listed here, and those at the Academy
of Entertainment and Technology, are used to support classroom
instruction and are usually only available to students enrolled in
specific classes:
Other Computer
Labs @ SMC
| LAB | Description |
| The
Modern Language Lab (434-4625)
|
Located in Room 219 of the Technology building, serves the needs of students enrolled in Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Russian, Spanish, and other non-English language classes |
| The Writing Labs (434-4738) |
Located in Rooms 203 and 204 of the Technology building, serves primarily English, Journalism, and ESL classes |
| The Keyboarding Lab (434-4631) | Located in Room 253 of the Business building, serves Office Information Systems classes |
| The Business Center Lab (434-4783) | Located in Room 259 of the Business building, serves Accounting, CIS, and Office Information Systems classes |
| The Accounting Lab (434-4783) | Located in Room 255 of the Business building, serves Accounting, Programming, CIS, and Office Information Systems classes |
| The NT Networking Lab (434-4783) | Located in Room 250 of the Business building, serves Computer Science and Computer Technology classes |
| The Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Lab | Located in Room 101 of the Business building, serves the needs of students in selected Earth Science classes |
| The Digital Photography Lab (434-4695) | Located in Room 131 of the Business building, serves the needs, including lab requirements, of students in selected Digital Photography classes |
| The Science Computer Center (434-3548) | Located in Room 240 of the Science building, serves the needs of students in Life Science, Physical Science, and Nutrition classes |
| The High Tech Training Center (434-4267) | Located in Room 164 of the Physical Education bungalows, provides computer access to students with disabilities |
| The Nursing Lab (434-3457) | Located in Room 205 at the Madison Campus, serves the needs of students in the Nursing and Respiratory Therapy programs |
| The CalWORKs Lab (434-3492) | Located in Room 103 at the Madison Campus, serves the needs of students in the CalWORKs Program |
| The Emeritus Lab | Located in Room 101 at the Madison Campus, serves the needs of students enrolled in the Emeritus College program for seniors |
| The Music Media Lab (434-4852) | Located in Room 169 of the Music building, has computers with MIDI interfaces and sequencers, and serves students in Music 2 through Music 8 classes |
| Earth Science Labs | Located in Rooms 128 and 134 of the Technology Building, serves the needs of students enrolled in Earth Sciences classes. |
| Reading Lab | Located in room 312 of the Technology Building, serves the needs of students enrolled in specific Reading/Writing classes. |
| Math Studies Lab | Located in Room MC 34 in the Math Village, serves the needs of students enrolled in Math courses doing Math-related study only. |
| Math Classroom Lab | Located in Room MC32 in the Math Village, serves the class time computer needs of Math students enrolled in specific courses. |
| Art Lab | Located in Room 119 in the Art Building, serves the needs of students enrolled in specific Art courses. |
| Pico Partnership Lab | Located in room 28 of the Counseling Village, serves the needs of students utilizing Pico Partnership services. |
| To
find out which computer lab serves the specific class you are enrolled
in, please consult your instructor. |
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