This machine is currently under testing for feasibility as a network router. Currently running Windows-95. These will soon be converted to Linux workstations and placed on our departmenatal networks. We hope to reach 50 workstations with various capabilities by the year 2001. Figures 1 and 2 represent our current environment and future plans respectively.
Plans are currently underway to define a set of software systems required for our labs.
These include operating systems, compilers, editors, debuggers, CASE tools, computer graphics tools, AI tools, database tools, GUI tools, networking libraries and Simulators. For more details, see Math-CS Software Specifications. Software that facilitates code sharing, communication and group work among students. Upper and Lower CASE tools, Analysis and design tools, Project planning and management tools. Code generators, reverse engineering tools, etc.