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MEng Lab and Computing Resources
CS MEng Lab – Rhodes Hall Rooms 153 and 163
- Located on Ground Floor of Rhodes Hall
- Access to the lab is reserved for CS M.Eng students and IS MPS students.
- There are two entrances to the lab – both with card access.
- Your ID card will get you in, just hold it up to the reader.
- There are currently about 10 machines set up in Rhodes 163 for your use.
- All CS MEng and IS MPS students are welcome to use all the space and resources in the lab.
- Displays are available for collaborative work in Rhodes 153
- you may have to provide your own adapter to connect with these
Printers:
- A printer is avaiable for your use in Rhodes 153.
- access is through Net Print which is, for those of you who do not know, a pay to print system.
- Additional paper is usually available in the cabinet below the printer. If there is no paper, please contact me. Paper is replenished every Friday.
- You can find information on how to set up your Net-Print account as well as how to connect to the Net-Print printer you want to use here: Net-Print Info
- The printer is also used by the IS MPS students.
- If there are problems with the printer a Helpdesk Ticket should be submitted through the Helpdesk Ticketing System
Miscellaneous:
- The CS MEng office will supply a stapler and staples and whiteboard markers for use in the lab.
- Do not remove staplers and staples from the printing area.
- Please notify me when they are running low or out.
- Please only use white board (dry-erase) markers on the ample whiteboard space throughout the lab, break-out rooms, and lounge area.
- Because this is a shared space, there should be no expectation of saving whiteboard writing
- Please do not write on desk or tabletops, walls furniture, etc.
- Please do not eat in the area around the computers. You are welcome to eat in the lounge area.
- Please clean up after yourselves and use the trash and recycling bins.
- Enjoy, but don’t destroy! Clean up after yourselves and be considerate of your peers.
Locker Area:
- There is a locker area with lockers for you to use should you want to.
- In order to prevent the usual end-of-semester issue of locks being left on lockers and needing to be cut off, we are supplying locks to anyone who wants one.
- You will come to the CS MEng Office (110D Gates or 104 Gates) to sign out a lock. When you graduate you will return the lock, (we’ll set up an easy way to do so.)
- Do not use your own lock.
- You are not required to get a lock or use a locker.
- I will have a list of combinations, so if you forget, I can help you out.
- The lockers are also shared with the IS MPS students and use is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- You should have a reasonable expectation of privacy for your locker…we will not open them unless we have a strong reason to do so, (including the stench of rotting food!)
Coffee/Beverage station
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A plumbed-in Keurig coffee maker is available for your use, however, you are responsible for the daily care of this machine
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Instructions for the use and care of the Keurig are posted above the counter.
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Please make sure to empty the over-flow reservoir and K-cup receptacle to ensure proper operation of the machine
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There is a sink, dish soap, sponge, and cleaning wipes, so there is no excuse for dirty dishes, messy counters etc.
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CS and IS graciously supplies coffee, tea, hot chocolate, cups, creamers, sweeteners, etc.
- We hope that no one takes advantage of this generosity to remove the items from the kitchen for personal use.