The location of university computers can be determined according to personal preferences and actual needs. The following are some common placement locations for reference:

1. Dormitory desk: Most college students have their own desks in the dormitory, so they can put their computers on the desks. This can facilitate the use of computers for study, entertainment and work. At the same time, putting the computer on the table can also reduce the possibility of occupying other space.

2. Bookshelf or bookcase: If the space of the desk in the dormitory is limited, you can consider putting the computer on the bookshelf or bookcase. This can not only save desktop space, but also store the computer with other books and articles, making the whole space more tidy and orderly.

3. Bed or bedside table: Some students like to use computers in bed. You can put the computer on the bedside table or in a special area of the bed. This can be convenient for watching movies, surfing the Internet or handling some simple tasks in bed. However, using the computer in bed for a long time may have adverse effects on cervical vertebrae and eyes, so pay attention to the correct sitting posture and using time.

4. Wall-mounted bracket: If the desk or cabinet space in the dormitory is limited, you can consider using a wall-mounted bracket to place the computer. This can hang the computer on the wall, save desktop space, and adjust the height and angle of the screen to get a better experience.

5. Public * * * area: Some university dormitories or student activity centers have public * * * areas to provide computers for students to use. If you often need to use computers, you can consider studying and working in these places. In this way, we can communicate and cooperate with other students and get more resources and support.

No matter which placement position you choose, you need to pay attention to the following points:

Make sure to place the computer on a smooth and stable surface to avoid falling or damage.

Pay attention to the ventilation and heat dissipation of the computer to avoid overheating caused by long-term use.

Clean the computer surface and keyboard regularly to maintain hygiene and a good experience.

Pay attention to protecting personal privacy and information security, set passwords, and back up important files regularly.