Information Technology

Computer Labs

Need a computer? Find a lab near you.

On Campus

Find a lab

LocationLabComputersPrinter
Taft 101Computer lab18No
Taft 103Computer classroom32No
Taft 108Learning Partners9Yes
Taft 110Learning Partners4Yes
Taft 201Writing Center5Yes
Taft 212Computer lab19No
Taft 312Math Lab14No
Davis 101Open 24 hours9Yes
Art Building 106Art lab4Yes, plus a 3D printer
LibraryDownstairs, main area12Yes
LibraryDownstairs, small lab4Yes
LibraryDownstairs, computer lab18Yes
LibraryUpstairs22Yes
Wright HallLobby2No

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Lab Rules

Do's and Don'ts

Do: class work comes first

Class projects and coursework get top priority on lab computers.

Do: save to Google Drive

Lab computers aren't backed up. Save your work to Google Drive or your own storage.

Do: report problems

Something broken? Tell IT. Don't try to fix or move equipment yourself.

Don't: food or drinks

No eating, drinking, cups or bottles in the labs.

Don't: install software

No installing programs or games, and no changing settings.

Don't: share your password

Using someone else's account, or sharing yours, breaks the honor code.

Computer Labs

Full lab rules

The complete computer lab rules. Click a topic to read it.

The computer labs are for the exclusive use of Louisburg College students. The college may deem accessing another user's material without the owner’s proper authorization or allowing others to use your password a violation of the honor code.

There is absolutely no eating, drinking, or smoking permitted in the labs or while using any of the college's computer equipment anywhere on campus. Louisburg College does not allow drinks, cups, or bottles in the labs. Students may not install any software, programs, or games on the lab computers without the Information Technology Department’s permission or make any changes to Windows, Desktop, or any program preferences. Violation of these policies will result in a loss of lab privileges.

The computer lab’s primary uses are approved class projects, information technology research, legal research, and word processing. Students using the facility for these purposes have top priority.

Students assume the risk of equipment failure or malfunction. Louisburg College, its employees, and student lab assistants are not responsible for software or hardware performance or the destruction of data or media, including computer disks. Students are responsible for any violation of copyright law and may not duplicate any of the copyrighted programs or manuals in the computer lab in any form.

Students are responsible for knowing and understanding these policies and any additional policies posted inside or outside the lab or published electronically over the computer network.

Still need a hand?

Tell us what you were doing, any error message, and the room or computer. Students in the residence halls can also ask a Residence Life staff member to contact IT.

Email: lcit@louisburg.edu
Phone: (919) 497-1273 or (919) 497-1272
Visit: IT office, Main Building, Room 107
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

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