Loaned PCs (Undergraduate/Graduate Students)

The Mita ITC loans note PCs free of charge for research or educational use to undergraduate and graduate students registered at the Mita Campus .
The loaned note PCs operate Japanese language OS and are equipped with Japanese keyboards.
Please use them fully complying with usage regulations and cautionary items.

PCs are loaned on a first-come-first served basis beginning at 8:45 on weekdays.
※The loan service is suspended temporarily during university holidays etc.

When the number of PCs in stock are all loaned, the loan service for that day is ended.
※Loaned PCs are serviced on the day they are returned and can be borrowed from the next day.

Loan schedule

Please confirm the [Loaned PC schedule in (month)] in the schedule.

Request procedure

Available to undergraduate and graduate students of the Mita Campus.

Please bring your student ID card.
※We cannot loan a PC to any person who does not present a student ID card.
Enter the necessary information on a loaned PC usage request form that is on the loaned PC reception counter, and submit it at the counter along with your student ID card.
※ The number of request forms provided is equal to the number of PCs available that day.
When you borrow and return a PC, it takes about 3 minutes to check your ID with your student card and contents in the PC package.

Usage Guide

Loan period

It is usually 7 nights and 8 days.

※When the scheduled return date is a holiday, the next school day is the return date
※Before the end of the testing period, the loan period will be shortened

Inventory

Inventory in real time

※Information is updated as necessary, so load it in from time to time.
※When the loan counter is open, present stock is displayed.
※After the counter closes, number expected to be in stock the next day is displayed.

Loan requests reception times

Loan location	Day of week	Operating hours
Graduate school building basement Mita ITC loaned PC counter	Monday to Friday ※1	8:45 - 18:15 ※2

※1 Reception is only during class and final exams.
※2 Returns are accepted from 8:45 to 18:15, but loan requests are accepted on a first-come-first-served basis from 8:45 until there are no more PCs in stock.

Precautions

Loans are available to undergraduate and graduate students who are registered on the Mita Campus.
Loaned products are only loaned in sets; component equipment is not loaned separately.
The loaned note PCs operate Japanese language OS and are equipped with Japanese keyboards.
Advance reservations for loans are not permitted.
Loan requests and returns are not accepted when the counter is closed.
Returns are accepted only from the borrower.
If any component equipment is missing when it is returned, it is not considered to have been returned until all equipment has been returned.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) about PCs loaned to students (Japanese article)

Equipment information

Loaned equipment set		Hardware
Contents of the carrier bag container		Machine type	FUjiTSU LIFEBOOK S938/V
PC	Mouse	OS	Windows10
AC adapter	AC cable	CPU	Intel Core i5-8350U CPU (1.70GHz)
Shoulder belt		Memory	8GB
		Storage	256GB(SSD)
		Internal drive	※ Not equipped with an optical drive
		Max. resolution	FullHD (1920×1080）
		External dimensions	315.8(W)×214(D)×11.8(H)mm
		weight	About 1.26kg (only the PC)
		power consumption	About 3.3W (approximately 72W)
		Interface	USB3.0(Type-A) × 2
			USB3.1(Type-C) × 1
			SD card slot
			External CRT (analog RGB Mini D-SUB 15 pins)
			HDMI output jack
		Audio	Internal digital stereo microphone
		Web camera	Internal camera

Software
Type	Installed software	Type	Installed software
	Word		Microsoft Edge
	Excel	Internet browser	Firefox
Microsoft Office 365	PowerPoint		Google Chrome
	Access	Search database	Nikkei NEEDS Financial Data search system
	Publisher	Search database	Nikkei NEEDS Stock data search system
	SPSS Statistics 28	Online Storage	Google Drive
	SPSS Amos 28	Multimedia reproduction	VLC media Player
	SAS 9.4	Zipping+Unzipping	7-Zip
Statistical analysis	JMP 16	Language system	Oracle Open JDK11 / Oracle Open JFX
	TSP 4.5	Language system	Eclipse
	R 4.1.2	Plug-in	EPUB　Reader（FierFox）
	Rstudio	Plug-in	DjVu 6.1
	STATA 17	Virus protection	ESET
Mathematical processing	Mathematica 13	PDF Reader	Acrobat Reader DC

Usage regulations and precautions

They must be used for educational, research, and study purposes.
Use for moneymaking purposes (product sales, provision of information for a commission) is prohibited.
Only the person who perform loan and return procedures may use the PC. (Loaning it to another person or borrowing for another person are prohibited.)
It must be returned by the end of the return reception period on the scheduled return date.
If a borrower has not returned it by the end of the scheduled return date, regardless of the reason, this borrower may not borrow another PC from the day it is returned for the number of weeks equal to the number of days the return was delayed.
This borrower will be required to submit a written detailed explanation of the reasons for the delay in the specified delay notification form.
And even after the loan prohibition period has ended, this borrower may not borrow a PC again until the delay notification form has been received.
If a borrower repeatedly returns PCs late or does not return a PC for a long period after the scheduled return date, resulting in a cumulative total of 10 days or more of delay, the borrower will be subject to an indefinite loan prohibition period.
If the borrower cannot be contacted during a long-term delay, his guarantor registered with Keio University will be contacted.
When return is delayed for a long time, the PC may be designated as lost.
It a borrower does not contact the loan counter during a long delay and does not respond to a written request to return the PC sent by Mita ITC, this situation will be reported to the Vice-Director of the Student Affairs Office and committee members of the borrower’ s faculty or post graduate course.
If even following repeated communications sent to the [Reliable Contact Address] entered on the Request Form and the borrower cannot be contacted, the borrower will be subject to an indefinite loan prohibition period.
Please check the state of the PC when you borrow it and if there are any problems with it, report the problem immediately.
When damage to the PC has occurred after the borrower has confirmed its state at the time it was loaned, a formal objection will not be accepted.
If a PC is lost or damaged, the borrower will be asked to pay suitable monetary compensation or provide a comparable replacement PC.
And the borrower may be subject to a prohibition on loans for a period set according to the object by the Mita ITC.
An official of the ITC shall decide if a PC has been damaged. (If it has been damaged or lost, notify the Mita ITC immediately.)
Do nothing that is a copyright infringement (unauthorized software copying, unauthorized use of data).
Do not use an alias to perform any illegal action and to slander or defame another user on the network.
Do not perform any illegal actions (copyright or image right infringement, illegal access, transmitting contents which are indecent images, child pornography or child abuse).
It a case where it is clear that a borrower has violated any of the above usage regulations, the Mita ITC will, as necessary, investigate the data used and impose a loan prohibition of indefinite length.

※ All data is erased after the PC has been returned, so please backup data that you require.
※ Please understand that the Mita ITC will not bear any liability for the loss of personnel data under any circumstances.

Handling precautions

It must be carried in the special carrier bag that is provided.
The borrower must not use it while eating or drinking.
It must not be placed in an extremely hot or extremely humid place.
Not only the PC itself, but its accessories, power cord, carrier bag etc. must all be handled carefully.
To use the campus network, please refer to the manual installed in the loaned PC.
To connect to the Internet from your residence, please set the contract provider.

Last-Modified: April 30, 2021