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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY OF ICT EQUIPMENTS TO SCHOOLS 1. Computer Specification 2. Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) Specification 3. Laptop Specification 4. Printer Specification Indicative MINIMUM Specifications only. Procurement must meet or exceed these specifications 5. LCD/DLP Projector Specification 6. Local Area Network Design All the Computer Rooms (12m x 10m) provided by Schools shall be networked for ease of sharing of digital resources. The following shall constitute Local Area Network Installation: Minimum of 20 Data Points in the Identified Room Cat6e Cable Neat trunking to be provided for all cables. Network termination points shall be done at walls or at benches. Two (2) 24-Port Switches to or One (1) 48-port Switch provided, minimum on 10/100 Mbps. They should be wall-mounted in a 9U Cabinet in appropriate location in the Computer Room (ventilation, minimal noise interference). Termination panels should be used at the Cabinet. Patch Cables (Ca

The computer lab rules and regulations differ from one place to another, from one school to country, class or region. Computer labs in Kenya are no different in this criteria. A computer lab is a room set aside to enhance proper learning of computer studies and host the facilities needed to pursue the study. Just like other labs, in the computer lab, accidents happen thus all students should respect and use the computer lab diligently to the benefit of all students and the school community. The following regulations are commonly used or pronounced when a computer lab has been put into place. The computer Lab Rules and Regulations Keep off foods and drinks Do not enter the computer lab with muddy shoes Do your work quietly Respect other students the same way you would like it to happen to you Do not send your work to the printer before consulting the computer lab management team Don't change the computer settings without permission from your teacher/management Organize your files ne