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Computer Use and Responsibilities You are assigned to one PC for the course – do not touch labels/tags Inspect and report any damage, marks, or mess immediately Do not change any PC settings PC Problem ? Tell the instructor, write down the error message or problem description Do not use any other PC without instructor permission Internet For assignments (no games, no chat, no email, no music, no videos...) Do not download anything from the Internet without teacher permission Consequences for not following procedures or computer use policy Loss of privileges Possible suspension or expulsion