The Digital Information Access and Dissemination Lab , or DIAD The DIAD lab is located on the 4th floor of the Shapiro Library in the Science Library. It is open to all SI students during regular Science Library hours with card key access. If you need access to the lab, let SI.Computing know. The Advanced Projects lab is home to the machines used by current research projects as either workstations or servers.
Access is limited to keyholders and project members.
Keys may be obtained from Shirley Culliton in Room 304 West Hall. The Information and Library Studies Library or ILSL SI and the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library have cooperated in creating group work space available to students in the 3rd floor ILSL suite. There are several workstations, whiteboards, power, and network access available to facilitate the group work process. The University maintains a wide variety of sites on Central and North campus that are accessible at differing times and feature workstations appropriate for the widest range of applications, including multimedia, specialized computing applications, and class specific programs. The Computer Aided Engineering Network or CAEN CAEN is the primary provider of networking and resources on the University's North campus.