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- Ask questions! Consider the lab session as my office hours.
- If I am helping someone else, let me know that you need help and
I'll help you as soon as possible.
- I keep a queue when multiple people need help at the same time.
Be sure to let me know as soon as possible that you need help.
- To avoid ``hogging'', I only spend up to 5 minutes per student each
time when there are others waiting. After 5 minutes is up, sign up
again for another 5 minutes.
- Consider the use of a USB flash drive or web-based email for
transferring files. Floppy disks and ZIP disks are both very
unreliable. For those with a home server, ftp/ssh also works.
- Observe all rules in the pink form. If any of my rules conflict with
the pink form, the pink form overrules.
- No food nor drink in the lab. This include candies, chewing gum and
etc.
- Same cell phone/pager policy as in the classroom, see above.
- Same non-disrupting policy as in the classroom, see above.
- Only use the computers for class related activities. Email only to the
extent that is required by the class. Do not browse unrelated
material on the web. The professor reserves the right to ask anyone
who do not follow the lab rules leave the lab (not just the section).
The professor also
reserves the right to reset/power-off computers used for any
activities not related to the class with or without prior warning.
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Tak Auyeung
2004-01-26