TCT Budget Recommendations 2-19-02 Jon Storslee, Chair of TCT.

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TCT Budget Recommendations Jon Storslee, Chair of TCT

Technology Budget Request After TCT Review $223,500 APB Amount $661,921

Budget Broken Into Categories Replace Obsolete or Nonfunctioning Equipment * Campus Wide Impact * Impact Instruction Division / Department Priority * Mission Critical

Eliminating Requests $101,000 allocated after APB Process Use Money from this Year Technology Trickle Down Eliminated Redundancy District Funding

Replace Obsolete Equipment $16K Communications Computers $2 K Math Computer $2 K Safety Computer $3.5 Laptop for HVAC $20K Student ID System $4 K Athletics Computers $4 K Library Computers $6 K Misc. Dept. Computers Total $57.5 K

Campus Infrastructure $35K Network Switch $6 K Network Router * $9 K Mobile Presentation System $10K Emergency Fund $28K New Staff Computers * District contributes $16 K Total $88 K

Critical Technology 3.$14.5 K G-Building Presentation System 4.$30 K Mobile Lab Computer Replacement 5.$4 K LSC Computers Total $48.5 K

High Priority Technology 6.$2.5 K Presentation Pad Camera 7.$6 K HazMat / Chemistry Server Total $8.5 K

Priority Technology 8.$8 K Digital Microfilm Reader - Library 9.$6 K 2 High Speed Audio Duplicator – Library 10.$3 K Video Duplication – Library 11.$4 K* Ghost Image Server – Computer Commons * Fund II $4 K Total $21 K

Summary Mission Critical Technology $ 145,500 Critical Technology $ 48,500 High Priority Technology $8, 500 Priority Technology $21, 000 Total $223,500