Computer Lab

In today's digital age, Information Technology has seamlessly woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives, transforming the way we interact, learn, and work. At our school, we understand the importance of equipping students with the technological tools and skills necessary to thrive in this rapidly evolving world. Our computer lab is equipped with advanced configuration computers, ensuring that students have access to the latest hardware and software for their academic needs. To this end, we have established a state-of-the-art computer lab featuring 40 modern computers, each connected to the internet, allowing for unparalleled access to knowledge and resources.

Our computer education program begins at the primary level, ensuring that students gain foundational skills early on. The lab is outfitted with cutting-edge technology, enabling us to teach a wide array of software, including LOGO, BASIC, M.S OFFICE, C, C++, and more. These courses empower students to not only develop proficiency in computer literacy but also foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity.

As part of our commitment to staying ahead of the curve, we are excited to announce the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to our curriculum. Starting in the academic year 2025-26, students in Class VI will begin learning about AI, delving into its applications, principles, and ethical considerations. This forward-thinking initiative will provide our students with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the world of tomorrow.

Rules and Regulations for the Computer Lab

1.     Proper Usage:

o   The computer lab is for academic purposes only. All students are expected to use the computers for learning-related activities, such as research, assignments, and software training.

2.     Respect for Equipment:

o   Handle all computers, peripherals, and equipment with care. Any misuse, damage, or tampering with devices will be subject to disciplinary action. Report any malfunctions immediately to the teacher or lab assistant.

3.     Login and Logout:

o   Students must log in with their personal credentials at the start of each session and ensure that they log out at the end of the session to maintain security and privacy.

4.     Internet Use:

o   The internet is to be used strictly for educational purposes. Browsing social media, playing games, or accessing inappropriate content is prohibited. Any attempt to bypass security settings will result in immediate action.

5.     Respect for Time:

o   Students must adhere to the scheduled time for computer sessions. Ensure you are punctual, and respect others' time by leaving the computer station clean and ready for the next user.

6.     No Food or Drinks:

o   Eating or drinking in the computer lab is strictly prohibited to prevent spills and accidents that could damage equipment.

7.     Save and Backup Work:

o   Always save your work regularly to prevent data loss. Use provided inbuilt storage devices for backups, and do not store personal files on the lab computers.

8.     Noise Control:

o   Maintain a quiet and focused environment. Speak in a low voice to avoid disrupting others. Use headphones when listening to audio or videos.

9.     Software and Hardware:

o   Only use the approved software on the lab computers. Installation of unauthorized programs is strictly prohibited. Any request for new software must be approved by the teacher.

10.  Cleanliness and Organization:

o   Keep your work area clean and organized. Dispose of waste properly, and do not leave personal items unattended in the lab.

11.    Security and Privacy:

o   Respect the privacy of others. Do not access, modify, or tamper with files or accounts that do not belong to you.

12.  Ethical Use of AI and Technology:

o   Students engaging with Artificial Intelligence modules must adhere to ethical guidelines, respecting privacy, integrity, and responsible use of technology.

By following these rules and regulations, students contribute to maintaining an effective, secure, and positive learning environment in the computer lab. The responsible use of technology is key to mastering essential IT skills and preparing for the future.