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==INTRO==
 
==INTRO==
  
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{{messagebox|Until further notice, the CS IT Computing Labs described below are '''not''' available for entry.  The [[:Category:Linux_Clients | Linux Clients]] within the lab are still available remotely, via ssh.|warning}}
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Malone Hall (MH) houses three CS computing labs (whose computer systems are maintained by the CS IT Support Group.)
 
Malone Hall (MH) houses three CS computing labs (whose computer systems are maintained by the CS IT Support Group.)
  
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:'''MH 122''' - CS Undergrad Computing Lab/Collaboration Room with three breakout rooms.  The main room and the breakout rooms each have [https://support.cs.jhu.edu/wiki/MH_122_Projectors projectors] that can be used for presentations.
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:'''MH 122''' - CS Undergrad Computing Lab/Collaboration Room with three breakout rooms.  The main room and the breakout rooms each have [https://support.cs.jhu.edu/wiki/MH_122_Projectors projectors] that can be used for presentations.  
  
 
:'''MH G-61''' - CS Undergrad Computing Lab (Quiet working area with individual workstation desks. Inner room of MH G-61.)
 
:'''MH G-61''' - CS Undergrad Computing Lab (Quiet working area with individual workstation desks. Inner room of MH G-61.)
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MH 122 and MH G-61 both have [[Available Printers | printers available]].
 
MH 122 and MH G-61 both have [[Available Printers | printers available]].
  
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'''As mentioned above, and until further notice, access to these labs is ''not'' available, however, the [[:Category:Linux_Clients | Linux systems]] in these labs remain available remotely, via ssh.'''
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==Lab Access==
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Typically, Ugrad and Masters students, when requesting CS accounts, are also granted lab access at that time. 
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If you do not currently have lab access, but require it (and that also includes for CS PhD students and Faculty), please email [mailto:support@cs.jhu.edu support@cs.jhu.edu]. Include your name ''and'' your JHED ID, as well as your CS affiliation.
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<!-- For access to these labs, please see Reatha Holt in MH 160.  If Reatha is unavailable, then please visit Steve DeBlasio in MH G-61A (the room nearby to the G61 Masters/Undergrad Labs) during his posted office hours (M-F, 12:30pm to 2:30pm.)-->

Latest revision as of 12:52, 8 November 2023

INTRO

Malone Hall (MH) houses three CS computing labs (whose computer systems are maintained by the CS IT Support Group.)

MH 122 - CS Undergrad Computing Lab/Collaboration Room with three breakout rooms. The main room and the breakout rooms each have projectors that can be used for presentations.
MH G-61 - CS Undergrad Computing Lab (Quiet working area with individual workstation desks. Inner room of MH G-61.)
MH G-61 - Masters/Grad Computing Lab (Collaboration tables and single desks. Directly as you enter MH G-61.)

All these labs are outfitted with Linux systems.

MH 122 and MH G-61 both have printers available.

Lab Access

Typically, Ugrad and Masters students, when requesting CS accounts, are also granted lab access at that time. If you do not currently have lab access, but require it (and that also includes for CS PhD students and Faculty), please email support@cs.jhu.edu. Include your name and your JHED ID, as well as your CS affiliation.

Subcategories

This category has only the following subcategory.

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