Labs Service

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LST's Labs Service provides centrally managed and supported, networked computers at locations across the UW Seattle campus.


Introductory Programming Lab

The Introductory Programming Lab (IPL) is a general-access lab located on the third floor of Mary Gates Hall. The IPL is equipped with software tailored to meet the needs of students taking introductory programming classes. Teaching Assistants from Computer Science 142/143 classes are often available to help students with their programming assignments.

Location:

Mary Gates Hall, rooms 334 & 342

Hours:
Hours determined by CSE TA schedule, please see your TA for more information.







Access+ Workstations

Access+ workstations are available in eight campus libraries. These workstations provide UW students, staff, and faculty access to their email, the Internet, library databases, the Microsoft Office suite of software, and convenient academic research software.

Access+ Workstation FAQs

Location:

Architecture & Urban Planning Library

Drama Library

East Asia Library

Engineering Library, first floor

Foster Library

Odegaard Library

Social Work Library

Suzzallo-Allen Library

Hours:

Architecture & Urban Planning Library Hours

Drama Library Hours

East Asia Library Hours

Engineering Library Hours

Foster Library Hours

Odegaard Library Hours

Social Work Library Hours

Suzzallo-Allen Library Hours


Software

* Program is available on both Access+ and IPL Workstations.

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Introductory Programming Lab

    • Adobe Reader*
    • AOL Instant Messenger*
    • CyberLink Power DVD*
    • DrJava
    • Eclipse
    • iTunes*
    • jGrasp
    • MSN Messenger*
    • McAfee Virus Scan*
    • Microsoft Internet Explorer*
    • Microsoft Visual Studio
    • Mozilla Firefox*
    • Mozilla Thunderbird
    • Nero CD Burner
    • Nero Express
    • OpenOffice*
    • Opera*
    • Outlook Express*
    • QuickTime Player*
    • Real Player*
    • Secure FTP*
    • TeraTerm Pro*
    • TextPad
    • WinAMP*
    • Windows Media Encoder*
    • Windows Media Player*
    • Yahoo! Messenger*
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Library Access+ Workstations

    • Adobe Reader*
    • AOL Instant Messenger*
    • Aladdin StuffIt Expander
    • CyberLink Power DVD*
    • iTunes*
    • MSN Messenger*
    • McAfee Virus Scan*
    • Microsoft Internet Explorer*
    • Microsoft Office 2007
    • Mozilla Firefox*
    • OpenOffice*
    • Opera*
    • Outlook Express*
    • QuickTime Player*
    • Real Player*
    • Secure FTP*
    • TeraTerm Pro*
    • WinAMP*
    • Windows Media Encoder*
    • Windows Media Player*
    • Yahoo! Messenger*

Hardware

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Introductory Programming Lab

  • 58 Dell workstations
    • Pentium 4 2.8 GHz
    • 512 MB RAM
    • 40 GB HD
    • 18" Flat Panel (LCD)
    • 250/100MB Zip Drive
    • DVD-ROM Drive
    • CD-RW
    • 3.5" Floppy Drive
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Library Access+ Workstations

  • 203 Dell workstations across various libraries
    • Dual Core 2.67 GHz
    • 2 GB RAM
    • 160 GB HD
    • 20" Dell 2000FP LCD Monitor
    • Multimedia Card Readers
    • DVD±R/CD-RW DL
    • DVD/CD Drive
  • Distribution of Workstations:
    • Engineering Library - 14
    • Foster Library - 41
    • Ocean Science Library - 19
    • Social Work Library - 13
    • Suzzallo-Allen Library - 116

  • 70 Dell workstations
    • Pentium 4 2.8 GHz
    • 512 MB RAM
    • 40 GB HD
    • 18" Dell 1800FP LCD Display
    • 250/100MB Zip Drive
    • DVD-ROM Drive
    • CD-RW Drive
    • 3.5" Floppy Drive
  • Distribution of Workstations:
    • Architecture & Urban Planning Library - 4
    • Drama Library - 6
    • East Asia Library - 8
    • Odegaard Library - 52

Policies

By using the LST Technology Spaces, clients agree to abide by all policies. Clients are also expected to know the rules governing the appropriate use of the UW campus network. For more information, please see Knowing the Rules. Misuse or failure to abide by all use policies will result in the loss of privileges. For questions about these policies or the LST Technology Spaces, send email to catalysthelp@u.washington.edu.

General Usage Policies

  • The LST Technology Spaces are open to all students, staff, and faculty of the University of Washington with a UW NetID.
  • Clients must abide by the Guidelines for Use of UW Computing and Networking Resources.
  • Academic work takes first priority; recreational use takes lowest priority.
  • Workstations are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, and cannot be reserved. Clients agree to relocate to other workstations when requested by staff.
  • LST and the University of Washington are not responsible for any lost, damaged, or stolen items. The lost and found is located at the main staff desk of each facility. Lost and found information can be obtained in person. It will not be released over the phone. Staff will attempt to assist in the recovery of data but cannot guarantee its recovery. The client accepts the risk that data can be irrecoverably lost.

Hardware

  • Clients may install and use personal hardware on LST equipment, provided the hardware can be installed without disabling security settings on the computers and no damage is done to LST equipment.
  • All connections and configurations must be returned to the previous state after the hardware is removed.
  • Support is not available for personal hardware.

Software

  • Licensed software on the computers may not be copied for any purpose.
  • Clients may install and use personal software on LST equipment, provided the software can be installed without disabling security settings on the computers and no damage is done to LST equipment.
  • Proof of license must accompany any personal software installed on lab machines.
  • Support is not available for personal software.

Scanning Stations

  • Graphics and scanning stations are for graphics and scanning applications only. Clients needing these resources have priority.