Computing Sites

Information Technologies maintains general-purpose and special-purpose computing sites for campus-wide use. All have laser printers; some have scanners. Smith Hall also has a large-format, high-quality, poster printer for general use.

Several UD colleges have also established discipline-specific sites. Use of those sites is typically restricted to students taking classes in that college and to its faculty and staff. Additionally, many departments maintain their own sites which may be described on their departmental web sites.

• IT's Research Computing Laboratory: 002D Smith Hall

  Software emphasis: statistical, mathematical, GIS, geospatial image processing, scientific graphics. Access: open. Priority: preference given to researchers.

• IT-maintained general-access computing sites: Many locations

  Software emphasis: general and to support classes held nearest the site. Access: open. Priority: none except when reserved for classroom use.

• Student Multimedia Design Center: Morris Library

  Software emphasis: tools to support development of multimedia projects and presentations (including loaner equipment). Access: open. Priority: none except when reserved for classroom use. Site maintained by Morris Library staff.

• Lerner College of Business and Economics Computing Center sites: Alfred Lerner Hall

  Software emphasis: tools (including financial and economic data) to support classes and research in the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics. Access: open to B&E faculty, students and staff. Priority: none except when reserved for classroom use. Also see Excelon Trading Center for specialized financial software availability. Maintained by B&E staff.

• College of Earth, Ocean and Environment (CEOE) site: Cannon Lab

  Software emphasis: tools to support classes and research in CEOE. Access: open. Priority: preference given to CEOE faculty, staff and students. Maintained by CEOE staff.

• College of Engineering (eCALC) site: Dupont Hall

  Software emphasis: tools to support classes and research in the College of Engineering. Access: open to College of Engineering students and faculty. Priority: none except when reserved for classroom use. Maintained by College of Engineering staff.