Chapman Computer Lab

The Chapman Computer Lab is located in Room 103 on the first floor of the Chapman building.

This lab consists of 20 workstations, one server, a printer, a scanner, and an overhead display system. In addition to providing authentication and authorization services for the lab, the server manages the students' use of the printer, and provides each student with 50 MB of on-site storage space. The overhead projector is connected to one of the workstations at the front of the room for in-lab instructional use.

Each workstation is set up so that students can boot into either Windows 2000 or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 WS. A large array of software development tools is available on these machines, including various compilers, assemblers, and debugging software.

The workstations in the lab's back row are Dell Precision 370 n-Series, with 3.0 GHz Intel Pentium 4 processors and dual-head PCI Express Quadro FX 1400 NV41GL graphics cards presenting a virtual 2560x1024 framebuffer.

Software installed in the Chapman Computer Lab:

• Integrated Development Environments
  • Visual Studio .NET 2003
  • Eclipse Red Hat Edition 3.0.0
  • KDevelop 2.1.5
  • DrJava 20040326
• General Purpose Editors / Semi-integrated Development Environments
  • Emacs 21.3.1
  • Nedit 5.3
  • Vim 6.3.29
• Office Suite Packages
  • Microsoft Office XP Professional (includes the Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access packages; the Outlook package is not installed)
  • OpenOffice 1.1.0 (includes the Calc, Draw, Impress, Math, and Writer packages)
  • Microsoft Project Standard 2002
  • MrProject 0.9
  • Microsoft Visio Professional 2002
• Statistical Analysis Packages
  • SAS 9.1.2
  • R 2.0.1
• Numerical Analysis Packages
  • Mathematica 5.1
  • Matlab 6.0.0.88 r12
  • Octave 2.1.50

Accounts in the Chapman Computer Lab are available upon request to any student that has paid the semester based lab fee. Lab fees are collected from students enrolled in any Computer Science or Statistics courses, as well as students enrolled in MATH 310 Numerical Analysis, MATH 460 Mathematical Modeling, and MATH 660 dvanced Mathematical Modeling. Students not taking one of these courses may voluntarily pay the semester based lab fee to obtain an account in the lab. Accounts expire, and are archived, after fee payment closes in the first fall or spring semester during which the student has not paid the semester based lab fee. Archived accounts are kept for up to one year as space permits. Upon request, arrangements can be made to provide students with a copy of their archived data.

Lab Hours (Spring 2006)

		Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
	8:00am	Closed	Open (no assist.)	Open (no assist.)	Open (no assist.)	Open (no assist.)	Open (no assist.)	Closed	8:00am
	9:00am			Open (Anil)		Open (Anil)	Open		9:00am
							CS F103 (Keerthi)
				STAT F401 (Anil)
	10:00am		Open (Harish)		Open (Harish)				10:00am
							Open (Keerthi)
	11:00am								11:00am
						CS F201 (Anil)
							CS 103 (Keerthi)
	12:00pm			(Eddie)					12:00pm
						Eddie (Eddie)
			Open (Anil)	Open (Eddie)			Open (Keerthi)
	1:00pm	Open (Ray)						Open (Ray)	1:00pm
					Open (Keerthi)
	2:00pm			STAT F401 (Eddie)		CS F103 (Anil)			2:00pm
							CS 103 (Keerthi)
	3:00pm					Open (Eddie)			3:00pm
			Open (Eddie)		Open (Eddie)		Open (Keerthi)
	4:00pm								4:00pm
	5:00pm			Open (Ray)		Open (Harish)	Closed for Maintenance		5:00pm
	6:00pm								6:00pm
	7:00pm								7:00pm
	8:00pm								8:00pm