The dv9700t's case features the familiar Pavilion design, with rounded corners and a glossy imprint finish-with a subtle circular pattern-that create an overall sleek look. Nevertheless, it is lighter than many other entertainment-oriented desktop replacements, such as the 9.3-pound Gateway P-6831FX and the 11.1-pound Dell XPS M1730.
Meeting, conference, and breakout rooms are available to be reserved by computing faculty, staff and grad students in both the Computing Science Centre (CSC) and Athabasca Hall (ATH).The Pavilion dv9700t has impressive heft when you lift it out of its box weighing 7.9 pounds without its power adapter, this is not a laptop you'll carry every day. Students are welcome to use lab machines during this period but they should be aware that the machine they are working on may be rebooted during this period. This requires a reboot in some instances. This time period is reserved for system administration functions which include updating the operating system on each workstation and server. Normal System Outage Periodĭuring the fall and winter terms students can expect the undergraduate systems to be available on a 24x7 basis except for:
If a lab is locked without explanation, please contact the Help Desk and we will try to resolve the problem as quickly as we can. In addition if the maintenance is scheduled there will be an email notice sent prior to the closure. If labadmin is doing maintenance there will be a notice on the door with an explanation and contact information. Either labadmin has intentionally locked the lab for maintenance or someone else has accidentally locked it. Sometimes labs which are normally unlocked, are locked.
It is not the responsibility of the lab admin staff to help students gain access to the buildings when they are locked. Students need to make their own arrangements in these circumstances.
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So while students are free to use the labs at any time during fall and winter terms, the outside doors to the buildings are locked at night and on holidays. However, the main doors to the various buildings (CAB and CSC) are not controlled by the Department of Computing Science. Undergraduate labs (CSC 105, 121, 125, 129, 153, 159, 167, 219 CAB 311) are open and available for use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week during the fall and winter terms.
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