PC-lab rules and regulations
In order to maintain a pleasant working environment in the PC-lab, a number of rules have been drawn up that all users must abide by. If you break these rules, you will face penalties that might lead to restricting your PC lab privileges.
- The general rules of the EUR for the use of computer and network facilities of the Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) are also applicable in L-building.
- You must be able to show your student ID card if a PC-lab assistant asks to see it.
- Follow the instructions and directions of the PC-lab assistant.
- Anyone behaving improperly will be denied access to the PC-lab facilities.
- Students should leave the PC-Lab on their own before closing time of the PC-Lab.
- The username and password are strictly personal and not transferable. You must not reveal your password to anyone else. If a PC-lab assistant finds out that you have allowed someone else to use your account, then the account will be blocked immediately.
- Eating, drinking, or smoking is prohibited in the PC-lab. Food and drink must be kept out of sight.
- You are not allowed to use a mobile phone in the PC-lab.
- Talking should be kept to a minimum so as not to disturb other users. No talking is allowed in the quiet rooms 3 and 4.
- Chairs must not be taken in or out of the room because of the fire regulations.
- You are not allowed to logon to more than one PC at a time.
- Log off when you have finished using the computer and turn it off correctly (Start, Shutdown).
- Anyone committing a criminal offence will be reported to the police.
Overview of the restrictions for breaking PC-lab rules
The LIA steering committee has drawn up the following sanctions for a breach of the rules: | ||
Description of offence | Sanction for 1st offence | Sanction for 2nd offence |
|---|---|---|
leaving without logging off | 1 week no access | 2 weeks no access |
refusal to show student ID card | 2 weeks no access | 1 month no access |
not following directions of assistant | 2 weeks no access | 1 month no access |
letting others use account | 2 weeks no access | 1 month no access |
eating or drinking | 2 weeks no access | 1 month no access |
double login | 2 weeks no access | 1 month no access |
use of mobile phone in room | 2 weeks no access | 1 month no access |
smoking | 1 month no access | 1 month no access |
improper behaviour | 1 month no access | 1 month no access |
If you do not agree with the decision made to revoke your user rights, you may appeal in writing to the director of the School of Law (FRG). | ||
