A. Movable Assets

Includes equipment/items which are movable and were not attached to, or part of a building.

(See definition for Fixed Equipment and Building Service Systems)

Examples Are:

a. Minor Machinery

b. Tools

c. Furniture

d. Office Equipment: Typewriters, Calculators, Dictating Machines, etc.

e. Computers & Accessories

f. Vehicles

g. Laboratory Apparatus

h. Communication Apparatus

i. Maintenance Equipment

j. Photography Apparatus

etc.

There are many other equipment types, see your Inventory Control Manual, Appendix B, page

19, for more examples and information.

B. Computer Software

Includes any software purchased separately or, as part of a computer system.

Definition: (American Hertiage Dictionary)

1. Written or printed data, such as programs, routines, and symbolic languages, essential to the operation of computers.

2. Documents containing information on the operation and maintenance of computer.

Examples of Software Packages Are:

a. Desk Top Publishing

b. Word Processing

c. Data Base Management

d. Spread Sheets

e. DOS

(Etc.)

For further information regarding Movable Assets and/or Computer Software, call Inventory Control at 679-1952.

A. Building Service Systems

The general characteristrics of these systems are:

a. Affixed to buildings and not subject to transfer.

b. Fairly long life but shoter than the life of the building to which affixed.

Building Service Systems include attachments to buildings, such as:

1. Wiring

2. Electrical Fixtures

3. Plumbing

4. Elevators

5. Heating System

6. Air conditioning system

B. Fixed Equipment

Includes fixtures which are permanently attched to and made part of a building and which cannot be

removed without damaging walls, ceiling or floors or without impairing the building in some

manner. Examples are:

a. Built-in benches

b. Cabinets

c. Counters

d. Tables

e. Lockers

f. Conveying Systems