工學院綜合大樓之網路系統由工學院及其所屬各系統共同規劃與維護，目前由工學院劉德舜技士(berserke@ntu.edu.tw)負責管理。由於各單位均設有專責網管人員，當發生網路問題時，應先由各單位網管進行初步檢測與問題過濾，確認問題源自機房後，再通報工學院網管處理。機械系網路機房設置於機械館大樓 412 與 415 室，核心交換器為 ARUBA 3810M，並透過系計中心提供之 Cisco 3850（設置於工學院綜合大樓四樓機房），連接至校計中心之光纖主幹線。機械系各實驗室之網路主要由系計中心於 111 年採購的兩台 Dell N4032F 交換器串接，並以光纖連接至 ARUBA 3810M，對外連線至臺大計中，速率為 10 Gbps。永齡生醫館則透過臺大校計中提供之 Cisco 3750G 交換器進行連線，速率為 1 Gbps。

使用規範

開放對象：本電腦教室開放供本校師生使用，並可提供校內電腦相關課程、教學活動及校外合作單位之電腦課程使用。
場地資訊：本中心設有一間電腦教室供教學與研究使用，並可視需求提供投影機、麥克風及廣播教學等相關設備。
開放時間：
- 平日：9:00～17:00（無課時開放）。
- 假日：限本系具門禁卡之師生或經本系核准之租借單位使用。
重大節慶及連續假期之開放時間，將視實際情況彈性調整。
其他事項：如本中心因設備保養、維護或清潔等因素需暫時關閉，將於本中心公告欄及本系網站上公告相關訊息。

借用優先順序與申請程序

借用優先順序：
1. 本系課程表所列之電腦相關課程。
2. 本中心舉辦的電腦訓練課程。
3. 校內其他單位或學生營隊之電腦相關課程。
4. 校外單位所辦的電腦訓練課程。
申請程序：
- 門禁卡申請：需填妥申請表，並於工作日向本中心管理員提出申請。
- 電腦教室借用：申請人須填妥申請表，詳細說明租借時間與活動內容，提交給本中心管理員，經本中心負責人核准後方可使用。
- 特殊需求：若需使用特殊設備或軟體，請於借用日7天前提出申請。

使用須知

使用者必須遵守本中心電腦教室設備使用規範。因使用不當造成設備損壞者，需承擔賠償責任；借用期間若設備損壞或遺失，借用單位亦須負責賠償。
教室採門禁刷卡制度，嚴禁代刷卡或尾隨進入。
使用本中心雷射印表機時，需自備列印紙張。
教室提供的設備包括電腦、滑鼠、鍵盤、座椅、投影機、麥克風及廣播教學系統等，使用者應妥善使用，不得私自搬動或拆卸。
離開前須將電腦關機，設備歸位，並自行清理垃圾及廢紙，保持教室整潔。
禁止將飲料、食物、垃圾或空罐放置於教室及中心大門外。
禁止玩電玩、瀏覽色情網站或其他不當網站。
禁止存取、使用或複製非法軟體及侵權影音、文字檔案。
禁止下載或安裝未經授權的軟體，未經管理員同意，禁止私自安裝任何軟硬體。
未經助教同意，禁止同時佔用多台電腦。
禁止故意損壞或竊取軟硬體設備。
遇設備問題（含印表機卡紙或碳粉不足）應聯繫助教處理。
其他任何明顯不妥或違法行為皆禁止。
請自行妥善保管個人物品，本中心不負保管責任。

罰則

違反上述規定者，第一次查獲者，自查獲之日起，將停止其門禁卡及電腦教室使用權限一週；累犯兩次以上者，自查獲之日起，將停止門禁卡及電腦教室使用權限一個月。
若情節重大，使用者將永久不得申請電腦教室門禁，並依校規移送相關單位處理。

Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Taiwan University

Computer and Networking Center

Overview

The network system of the College of Engineering is jointly planned and maintained by the College and its affiliated departments. The current network administrator is Technician Te-Shun Liu (berserke@ntu.edu.tw) from the College of Engineering. Since each department has its own network administrator, network issues should first be checked and filtered by the respective department’s administrator, and only when the problem is confirmed to originate from the server room should it be reported to the College network administrator for further handling. The Department of Mechanical Engineering’s network server rooms are located in Rooms 412 and 415 of the Mechanical Engineering Building. The core switch is an ARUBA 3810M, which connects via a Cisco 3850 switch (provided by the departmental computing center and installed in the fourth-floor server room of the Integrated Building) to the university’s main fiber backbone managed by the Computing and Information Networking Center. The department’s laboratory networks are primarily connected through two Dell N4032F switches purchased by the departmental computing center in 2022. These switches are linked via optical fiber to the ARUBA 3810M, providing an external connection to the NTU Computing Center at a speed of 10 Gbps. While the Yonglin Biomedical Engineering Hall connects through a Cisco 3750G switch provided by the NTU Computing Center at 1 Gbps.

Usage Guidelines

Eligibility: The computer classroom is available for use by NTU faculty, staff, and students. It may also be reserved for on-campus computer-related courses or activities, as well as for collaborative programs with external partners.
Facilities: The Computing Center provides one computer classroom for teaching and research purposes. Upon request, equipment such as projectors, microphones, and broadcast teaching systems can be made available.
Opening Hours:
- Weekdays: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (open when no classes are scheduled).
- Weekends and Holidays: Access is limited to departmental faculty, staff, and students with access cards, or to approved external users authorized by the department.
Opening hours during major holidays or long weekends may be adjusted based on actual circumstances.
Additional Information: If the Computing Center needs to close temporarily for equipment maintenance, servicing, or cleaning, the closure notice will be posted on the Center’s bulletin board and announced on the department website.

Reservation Priority and Application Procedures

Reservation Priority:
1. Computer-related courses listed in the department’s course schedule.
2. Computer training courses offered by the Computing Center.
3. Computer-related courses organized by other on-campus units or student camps.
4. Computer training courses conducted by external organizations.
Application Procedures:
- Access Card Application: Complete the application form and submit it to the Computing Center administrator on a working day.
- Computer Classroom Reservation: Applicants must fill out a reservation form specifying the requested time and activity details, and submit it to the Computing Center administrator. Reservations will be approved upon authorization by the Center’s responsible personnel.
- Special Requirements: Any requests for special equipment or software must be submitted at least 7 days prior to the scheduled reservation.

Rules for Use

Users must comply with all equipment usage regulations of the Computing Center. Any damage caused by improper use is the responsibility of the user, and the borrowing unit is also responsible for any damage or loss of equipment during the reservation period.
The classroom is secured with an access card system; card sharing or tailgating is strictly prohibited.
Users must provide their own paper when using the center’s laser printers.
Available equipment includes computers, mice, keyboards, chairs, projectors, microphones, and broadcast teaching systems. Users must handle all equipment properly and must not move or dismantle any devices without authorization.
Before leaving, users must shut down computers, return equipment to its proper place, and remove all trash and paper to maintain a clean environment.
Food, drinks, trash, or empty cans are not allowed inside the classroom or around the center’s main entrance.
Playing video games, visiting pornographic sites, or accessing other inappropriate websites is prohibited.
Accessing, using, or copying illegal software, or copyrighted audio, video, or text files, is prohibited.
Downloading or installing unauthorized software is prohibited, and no hardware or software may be installed without the permission of the administrator.
Without the consent of a teaching assistant, users may not occupy multiple computers simultaneously.
Deliberate damage to or theft of hardware or software is strictly prohibited.
Any equipment issues, including printer jams or low toner, should be reported to a teaching assistant for assistance.
Any other clearly inappropriate or illegal behavior is prohibited.
Users are responsible for their personal belongings; the Computing Center is not responsible for safekeeping personal items.

Penalties

Users who violate the above regulations will face the following penalties: for a first offense, access to the classroom and the associated access card will be suspended for one week from the date of detection; for repeat offenses (two or more times), access will be suspended for one month from the date of detection.
In cases of serious violations, the user will be permanently barred from applying for classroom access and the matter will be referred to the appropriate university authorities for disciplinary action in accordance with university regulations.