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The College of Engineering, Computer Science and Construction Management (ECC) is housed in the O'Connell Technology Center. ECC maintains a large site to support its computing and technology needs. Currently, the College manages 19 labs with a combined total of more than 300 machines (not including machines in faculty and department offices), 16 servers, multiple operating systems, supporting approximately 20,000 users on the Unix servers, using about 90GB of file usage, spanned over 350GB of disk space.
Computing facilities available to computer science majors include five general-purpose labs containing Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems and Windows XP workstations. An additional lab is specifically for graduate students. On the third floor, the department has a separate computer networks laboratory. Here students get hands-on experience in configuring and reconfiguring various types of networks, and in the analysis of data obtained from network analyzers. An eighth lab containing Hewlett-Packard workstations is available to members of Network for Women in Technology (NeWT).
Our upper division students want to help you succeed! The office of UPE is located inside the open lab OCNL 136 in 136A. Tutoring is available at this location (see schedule). OCNL 211 houses the student associations of ACM, CSLUG and NEWT where additional tutoring is available.
A variety of software tools are available, including a full complement of UNIX utilities, X Windows tools, GNU software, Oracle relational database, Java development environment, AI programming libraries and shells, and software packages or programming tools that support computer-aided software engineering, graphics and animation, etc.
The Department of Computer Science is a member of the Microsoft Academic Alliance, giving students free access to all of the Microsoft operating system, server, and software development products. Students may download this software for installation on their own machines.
O'Connell utilizes several high-speed local area networks and is connected to the rest of campus via an aggregated ethernet link. |
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O'Connell 133 (Dell PC workstations)
O'Connell 136 (Open Lab: Dell P4s, HP Pavilions, and Ultra 5s)
O'Connell 241 (Dell P4s)
O'Connell 244 (SUN Ultra 10s) - Dr. J's Guide to using OCNL 244
O'Connell 246 (HP Pavilions) (Grad Lab)
O'Connell 251 (Graphics Machines) (Dell P4s)
O'Connell 340 (Network Lab)
O'Connell 434 (Sometimes Open EECE PC lab)
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Labs are typically available during regular business hours. Most labs have classes scheduled in them. Check the door card on each lab door to find out when the lab is free.
OCNL 136 is an open lab - no classes are scheduled there. This is also the location of the Bit Bucket - The UPE Computer Science Honor Society Tutoring Office & Library. |
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