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Software Requests - Classrooms and Labs
Software Requests - Classrooms and Labs
All computers in classrooms and labs are frozen. This means that no data is retained and, upon restart, the computer deletes all locally saved data and returns to its prior state.
Students log into these computers with their Student ID.
Standard applications loaded onto classroom and lab devices receive routine updates.
When available and appropriate, cloud-based application access should be utilized over locally installed applications.
Outside of standard applications, specifically requested software can be modified annually, if requested. These requests are submitted via a Google form emailed out to the “Faculty” distribution list around the March time frame referencing the following Academic Year (i.e. requests are collected March 2027 for Academic Year 27/28 use).
Software deployed for classrooms and labs adhere to the following guidelines:
Software must receive approval through the
Software Approval Process
prior to installation on any Cabrillo-managed device.
All installation/modification requests must be submitted through the “Classroom/Lab Software Modification Request” process/form during the designated time frame as noted above.
Software must be compatible with the hardware in the destination classroom/lab.
Software should be remotely deployable and maintainable in a standard and automated fashion (i.e. should not require granular or manual customizations/installs, per-device modifications, etc.)
Any user accounts required for students to utilize software will be managed by the requesting department.
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