I like what you are going for but personally there are some things that stick out and make my eyes not like it (I often talk about my eyes as if they were a separate entity because when people are looking at things they often do what their eyes tell them to without realizing it).
It appears you are going for a simple and clean design, but then I think you should figure out if there is a reason for the gradient background and solid borders. The borders are so bold against the overall background colors of the page that they stick out to the eye almost as much as the writing does. Their purpose is to divide the page up into visual pieces but I think there are much more subtle ways to accomplish that that aren't as confusing to the eye.
Also all the text at the top is so similar that it ends up being a jumble. Is the logo, the navigation menu and "Welcome to Unicomp!" all going to be present on every page? If so I would question the logic of having the huge Unicomp logo followed almost immediately by the huge "Welcome to Unicomp!" text. If the welcome message is a title to a specific page, I think there needs to be something that more clearly defines the transition from header to content.
All my opinion of course and if you say "that's all crazy talk" I wouldn't take offense. But if you agree with my POV I'd be interested in playing around with the mockup you've got to show you what I'm getting at.
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That's the Crayola Keyboard BTW.
Sidenote, I have to get one of these for the office! If someone messes up a keyboard or mouse, they'll be demoted to "Kindergarten" status!
