COMPUTER CENTER. Independent Contractor agrees not to break, bypass or circumvent. Or attempt to break, bypass or circumvent, any security system of Pershing or obtain, or attempt to obtain, access to any program or data other than that which Independent Contractor owns, is developing or testing pursuant hereto or to which it has expressly been granted access by Pershing in writing. In the event that Independent Contractor obtains access to any such program or data, it shall promptly notify Pershing of such access and shall cooperate as requested by Pershing in any investigation thereof or prosecution resulting therefrom. Independent Contractor shall not, in any manner whatsoever, use such program or data, or disclose such program or data to any third party. Independent Contractor agrees to establish appropriate procedures to limit access to Pershing facilities by Assigned Persons to those having a need for such access in connection with the Services and in accordance with the limitations set forth herein and for the protection of Pershing Confidential Information (as defined in Section 8 herein). Independent Contractor agrees to cause Assigned Person(s) to comply with these procedures.
COMPUTER CENTER. The computer center is for the use of Residents and their accompanied guests only. ● Residents are not permitted to remove any items from the computer center such as equipment, software, accessories, furniture, etc. ● No food or drinks allowed. Smoking is not permitted. Residents are not to place drinks or food close to equipment. No glass containers are permitted. ● Residents are responsible for cleaning up any area where they have left a mess. ● Residents are responsible for supplying their own paper. ● Residents are not authorized to adjust or alter any of the software or programs set up in the computer systems. ● Residents are not authorized to make any repairs on computers, printers, copiers or fax equipment. Problems must be reported to Landlord. ● Landlord reserves the right to change hours of operation when it solely deems appropriate.
COMPUTER CENTER. The Computer Center is responsible for providing data processing services for Technical Services’ air monitoring and laboratory operations. These services include management of one HP 3000 business computer, three HP 1000 scientific computers, fifteen microcomputers, and several telephone and telecommunications systems. Computer Center personnel are responsible for hardware systems design and construction, program development and implementation, systems maintenance, database management and reporting, and user support through information distribution and training. The majority of the activities of the Computer Center are devoted to supporting the air quality monitoring and data reporting systems required by federal regulations. The Computer Center is also involved in the design and implementation of two major laboratory instrument automation systems. Several bench top gas chromatographs, a liquid chromatograph, an ion chromatograph, the atomic absorption spectrophotometer, and the radiation analysis system are being interfaced with one of the scientific computer systems in order to increase productivity and to ease data analysis and reporting workloads. The Gas Chromatograph/Mass Spectrophotometer (GC/MS) and GC/Mass Selective Detector in the Toxic Air Contaminant Laboratory are being upgraded and combined into a single computer-controlled analytical system based in a new scientific computer system. The Computer Center also provides personal computer (PC) workstations for AMS Laboratory staff for use in word-processing, spreadsheet, and data base applications. These PC systems are used for report writing, fiscal work, and general administrative functions performed at the AMS Laboratory.
COMPUTER CENTER. The Computer Center is a facility offering computer services without charge to Association members for use in connection with research and computer-related classwork. Recipients of grant funds for research involving computer usage are charged. Others may use the Computer Center’s facilities by special arrangement. If Association members do not wish to do their own programming, they may obtain programming services through the Manager of User Services or from other sources; the Association member or department will be charged for this service.
