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| SHARED FACILITIES |
GENERAL ACCESS LABORATORY (RTC 131)
The general access laboratory provides open access laboratory support for Computer Science, Engineering,
and Technology students and is located on the first floor of
the newly renovated Robinson Technology Building in Room 131. It
contains 50 brand new 15" flat panel monitor multimedia workstations which include 2.0 USB
connections and CD/DVD bays. Each machine
provides the general software profile supported by SST.
This lab is monitored at all times. All lab policies
(found on bulletin board outside door) are strictly enforced. Please
report any concerns or issues to either the lab monitor or lab support staff.
PC LABORATORY (RTC-206)
This Laboratory is located in Room 206 on the second floor of Robinson Technology Building and
contains 56 pentium multimedia computers, mounted projections system, white board
and one instructor's workspace.
UNIX LABORATORY (RTC-207)
This Laboratory is located in Room 207 on the second floor of Robinson Technology Building and
contains 14 Ultra 10 SUN workstations, 27 pentium multimedia computers, mounted projections system, white board
and one instructor's workspace.
ELECTRONIC CLASSROOMS (RTC- 200, 202, & 210)
All Electronic Classrooms provide instructional support for Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Graduate and Undergraduate courses.
Each classroom contains a mounted multimedia (data/video) projection system, white board and networked printer
and is outfitted with a teacher's workspace
equipped for laptop connection. Each eClassroom supports between 32 and 34 students with pentium based pc's containing
usb ports and cd bays (some have additional dvd bays) that contains the general software profile and has
accessibility to the Internet.
NETWORK LABORATORY (RTC-213)
This badge-accessed secured laboratory provides state-of-the-art
data communications and network equipment to support
interactive instruction, research of network and technical advances and hands-on training.
*This lab contains:
- 6 2900 Series Switches
- A 6500 Switch w/layer 3 support, in-line power, and intrusion detection system
- 2 4500 Switches/layer 3 support
- 6 2500 Series Routers
- Network testers & tools
- 14 E4500S student workstations
- 24 Training-purposed workstations
- mounted multimedia projection system and white board
This lab area contains mounted projections system, white board and an instructor's workspace. In addition, this
space was physically designed with raised floors to facilitate the simulation of network construction.
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| GRADUATE FACILITIES |
RESEARCH & IMAGING LABORATORIES (RTC-300 & RTC-302)
These specialized facilities provide innovative research and testing
support for Computer Science faculty and upper-level-undergraduate and graduate students.
In particular this lab contains hardware and software for:
Network Research and Defense
Pervasive computing
Programmable Radio
Wireless sensors
visualization and simulation technologies and methodologies
grid computing
software engineering
and a variety of other computing intensive or research activities.
These laboratories are equipped with mounted multimedia (data/video) projection systems, white boards, an instructor's
workspace, student computers (Pentium and SUN), networked printers,routers, switches, hubs, network testers and tools
Some of the specialized equipment include:
SGI servers (Onyx4 and Altix 3000)
2x3D Systems,
Haptic Force Feed Back Systems (two Phantom Desktops w/Cyberforce System)
Immersive Head and Hand System,
Virtual Reality,
The student workstations are equipped with C/C++ compiler, web browser, and network utilities..
Permission to access and/or utilize these lab is required.
GRADUATE STUDENT OFFICE SUITE (RTC 305)
The CS Graduate suite is located on the third floor of the newly renovated Robinson Technology Building.
This badge-accessed secured suite offers intimate meeting and lounging areas alongside
personal offices within a 2,000 sq. ft space designated for Computer Science Graduate Students. Each personal office is
equipped with secured storage space, desk, flat panel multimedia workstation containing the general
software profile and access to a networked printer and phone. This modular space can be reconfigured or reallocated as projects advance and conclude.
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DISCLAIMER: THIS INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. |
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