Computer Lab

School has a dedicated computer Lab equipped with computers and related technology for students and faculty to use for various purposes. Here are some key components and features commonly found in computer lab:

Computers: The primary feature of a computer lab is, of course, the computers themselves. 

Operating Systems and Software: Computer lab has a standardized operating system installed on all computers, such as Windows, and Linux. Additionally, they often come pre-installed with a suite of software applications commonly used for educational purposes, such as Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), web browsers, programming environments, multimedia editing software, and specialized educational software for various subjects.

Networking Infrastructure: Computer labs are connected to a local area network (LAN) or campus-wide network, providing internet access and facilitating communication between computers and other networked devices.

Printers and Scanners: Computer labs may be equipped with printers and scanners for students and faculty to print assignments, projects, and research papers, as well as scan documents and images for digital manipulation and storage.

Projection Systems: Many computer labs are equipped with projectors or large display screens that allow instructors to give presentations, demonstrate software applications, and conduct training sessions for students.

Security Measures: Computer labs often have security measures in place to protect equipment and data, such as access control systems, surveillance cameras, and antivirus software.

Technical Support: computer lab has dedicated technical support staff or help desks to assist students and faculty with computer-related issues, such as software installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.