Difference between revisions of "Obtaining Access To The CS Computer Labs"
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{{messagebox|Beginning March 18, 2020, and until further notice, the CS computing labs listed below are closed.  We do not know when when they will reopen.
 
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Revision as of 15:53, 3 August 2020


Beginning March 18, 2020, and until further notice, the CS computing labs listed below are closed. We do not know when when they will reopen.

The [1] housed in the labs are available remotely, via ssh.

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CS Currently hosts three computer labs in Malone Hall.

  • Undergrad Lab - Malone 122 (Collaboration room with workstations and group tables.)
  • Undergrad Lab - Malone G-61 (Inner room within G-61. Individual workstation tables and systems.)
  • Masters Lab - Malone G-61 (Main room as you enter G-61. Individual workstations and a collaboration area.)

Access to both labs is by J-Card. You can have your J-Card registered with the appropriate lab by seeing Steve DeBlasio in MH G-61A during his posted office hours or CS staff in MH 160.