Institute of Technology Instructional Computing Committee (IT-ICC)
The Institute of Technology Instructional Computing Committee distributes and
supervises the funds collected by the
IT Technology Fee. The task of the committee is to
ensure that these funds are used to provide the fee-paying students with the
best possible instructional computing facilities.
The membership of this committee consists of representatives from each of the
departments in IT and from related programs. The voting members of the committee
are equally distributed among faculty and students to guarantee accountability
of IT-ICC funds management to fee-paying students. The committee is chaired by
the Associate Dean for Student Affairs.
The IT-ICC operates public laboratories as a necessary and cost-effective means
to meet computing needs that are common among IT departments. All students who
have paid the IT computing fee have access to these laboratories. The committee
shall maintain a set of guidelines establishing appropriate usage of IT-ICC
funds by the public laboratories. All funds distributed by the IT-ICC to the
public laboratories must comply with these guidelines.
For more information about the IT-ICC, see the
Operating Procedures and the
Lower Division Operating Procedures pages.
ITICC Review Committee Report
The ITICC Review Committee has finish the report on the IT public computing labs.
More information on the scope and duties of the review committee can be found in
the October 10, 2005 ITICC meeting minutes.
As part of the review process, a survey was taken and over 500 comments were
received. Please see the survey comments
(MS Excel) for further information.
Your comments are welcome, please send them to Roger Rusack:
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