Lab Security
Over the past few years, there have
been several thefts
from Electrical and Computer Engineering offices, including some
wallets, books, periodicals, and expensive equipment. The latest rash
of thefts saw a computer, TV, walkman, electronic calendar, CDs, and
some memory chips go missing. Therefore, we have a couple of rules
that should be followed at all times. First, the office doors should
stay closed and locked. The second rule is that people you do
not know should not be let into the office unescorted. If a person
comes to the door to see someone in the room, go with the visitor to
the student's desk. If in doubt, ask for some identification.
Finally, never give out
security passcodes.
Doing so undermines any security that a lab may have and is usually
the main source for thefts in ECE.
EECG graduate admin
Last updated June 2004
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