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Engineering Computer Labs

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DECS manages and supports several instructional/public computer labs available to the College of Engineering faculty, staff, and students. We also manage and support a number of departmental computer labs throughout the college. The engineering labs are on a rotational upgrade plan to ensure that they have the technology available that engineering students require.

Technology upgrades and renovations are continual! Visit room 1320 (Thirteen Twenty), the renovated lab designed to provide a collaborative work environment and a relaxing atmosphere for engineering students. Additional, special needs workstations have been installed in all DECS managed labs. These workstations provide students with a height adjustable desk and an adjustable monitor arm to make their learning experience more comfortable.

The engineering computer labs are currently running Windows 10 64bit and require an active engineering NetID.

All DECS computer labs are open twenty-four hours a day with the exception of home football games and holidays. The first floor labs are locked the evening before home football games and holidays. The second floor labs remain open and available. The Engineering Building does, however, have limited hours.

To see which labs are currently reserved, or where there are open seats, use the SeatFinder application.

Equipment

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DECS has additional resources available for use within the engineering computer labs, as well as for checkout to use in any of the engineering buildings or for travel. These resources include: scanners, plotters, printers, projectors, laptops, tablets, audio and video equipment, still cameras, laminators, and more. See the Equipment page for more information on what is available and the Forms section to submit reservation requests.

Facilities in Other Departments

Along with the resources offered by DECS, engineering users may use resources offered by other engineering departments: