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Contents 1 Personal Computers 1.1 Student PC's (labs,libraries,classrooms) 1.2 General Access Labs 1.3 Business Education Labs 1.4 Teachers 1.5 Office staff 2 Network Connections 3 New Construction

Personal Computers

Student PC's (labs,libraries,classrooms)

where students are primary users

1. Pentium 3 (733+)
2. 64MB Ram +
3. Windows 98 --base 98 image Nerd:08Image
4. CDROM/sound/keyboard/mouse
5. 17" CRT monitor

for special situations, such as pawprint production, yearbook production (if not occurring in a business ed lab). use teacher standard

General Access Labs

HS F4, MS D1, IS F6

1. Pentium 3 (733+)
2. 64MB Ram +
3. Windows 98 --base 98 image Nerd:08Image
4. CDROM/sound/keyboard/mouse
5. 17" CRT monitor

Business Education Labs

HS A11,12,13, MS E10,E11

1. P4/Celeron (2000 mhz+)
2. 256mb RAM +
3. Windows XP (or better ;-) like SLED 10...
4. 10GB HDD +
5. CDROM/sound/keyboard/mouse
6. 17" CRT monitor

Teachers

including Staff&Special Ed 

1. P4/Celeron (1500 mhz+)
2. 256mb RAM +
3. Windows XP (or better ;-) like SLED 10...
4. 10GB HDD +
5. CDROM/sound/keyboard/mouse
6. 17" CRT monitor

Office staff

same standard as teachers, includes counselors

plus

1. apscn plus
2. lookup II
3. Microsoft Office 2003 Standard
   1. Word
   2. Powerpoint
   3. Excel

Network Connections

• minimum switch is HP 100mb Switched ( i.e. HP 408)
• no hubs
• all terminations use keystones or punch down blocks

Chris, Skip & Thad agreed to draft standard .9 which
s 10:23, 28 April 2007 (CDT)

core 

1gb connection (fibre or copper)

Standard

no more than two hops to 1GB

New Construction

we will pull cat 5 down main halls with an eye toward wireless access points being in halls. pull one per ??