The District Technology Committee has recommended endorsement of the college technology
requests as presented below.
College of Alameda
First Level Priority:
Hardware/Software(Tech Enhanced classrooms) $166,050
$1,400 Software Site License (ADAM)
$7,500 Software Upgrades (Bus, CIS, Geog)
$1,100 Software: Drivers for Universal Image
Computer Labs Upgrades/expansion $155,800
WELCOME Center (35 CPUs & Printer)
AMT Lab Upgrade (36 CPUs)
ADAM Lab Expansion ($18,000)
BUS New Lab (36 CPUs)
ATEC Toyota Program (9 CPUs)
Second Level Priority
$15,000 10-DSPS Computer Lab
$5,000 5-Cyber Café Computers
Audio-Visual
$700 Portable Wireless PA & CD Sound
System (Dance)
Third Level Priority
Computers, laptops & Printers (Faculty & Staff) $139,400
Total = $491,950
Berkeley City College
Technology- Fund Source: General Fund unless other funds are available
NOTE: A one-time allocation from Measure A provided funding in 2010/2011 to acquire
technology and equipment arising from the Spring 2010 program reviews.
*BCC requests that:
-District IT funds the acquisition of digital collections (databases, e-books, other) and technology
used in delivery of library services to students, purchase/maintenance and support/upgrading of
library management system, and related library support and IT needs.
-the college receive an annual budget allocation/line item for IT needs specific to identified
instructional programs, sufficient to maintain program currency.
- District IT provide college-wide infrastructure and support for campus operations and services
with electronic equipment and technology, software updates, regular computer and telecomm
updates/replacements, computers and telecomm for new employees, network upgrades, and
related equipment/support.
Laney College
1. Instructional Labs including Language Lab and Library - $2,400,000 (Measure A Funds)
2. Laney Wireless Network & Wireless Security- $148,199 + Added Library & Student Center
(cost needs to be determined, District IT Funds)
3. Laney Network Switches $1,276,162 & Laney Network Security $85,000 (Measure A)
4. Faculty /Staff – $250,000 (Measure A funds)
5. Student Access including FA SharePoint implementation software, and welcome and
assessment center equipment replacement – $600,202 ($231, 202 Measure A funds; $342,000
District Funds)
6. Smart classroom technology in all classes (cost needs to be determined, District IT Funds)
7.
Other IT Infrastructure Equipment - $750,000 (District IT Funds)
Merritt College
1. Computer refresh for campus, including:
P218 Parlalegal, Bus, Math
D180 Learning Center
Student Services Computers
D178 Learning Center
R125 ASMC Club Offices
D204 Biology Mobile Lab
P111, P107 CIS Labs
P 306
New Learning Center Computers
$498,000.00
2. General Campus Requests, including laptops and iPads for faculty, software, admin and staff, network
supplies, spare parts, lock downs, servers, campus printers, network expansion, Server back up
system, TV cabling installation
587,950.00
3. Technology Updates for the Library (excluding computers) including:
Library Printers and Scanner
Book processing items
3M barcode scanners
magnetizer
desensitizers
receipt printer
Library Security Gate
E-book readers and cases
49,900.00
4. Technology Requests for Biology and BioSci
High capacity imaging computers to manage labs
Cardiocomp computer systems and McAddam II Interface
Flexicomp
Biopac Systems
Vernier Data Acquisition systems
Software
109,000.00
5. VOIP (Voice Over IP) Update obsolete phone system, upgrades features and capabilities
372,250.00
6. College-wide infrastructure and support for campus operations and services with electronic
equipment and technology, software updates, regular computer and telecomm
updates/replacements, computers and telecomm for new employees, printers and software, servers,
network upgrades, and related equipment/support. Merritt IT Services Upgrades Equipment for
Network security.
577,000.00