If software needed for instruction is not available in the labs, contact the Instructional Computing Coordinator well in advance to discuss installation. Users should never install their own software on public computing systems. The current schedule for B390 is posted on Kay Carlisi's PAWS page. If needed, Kay will arrange for a different lab, or provide assistance during your class session. Manuals for most standard software can be borrowed from the help desk in B388.
Online documentation is available for most software.
Help yourself to quick reference sheets in the hall, or manuals for the AXP minicomputer in B389. If computer equipment is malfunctioning, notify the computer helpdesk , who will post a sign on the equipment and notify a staff person about the problem. We will find the problem and arrange for repair or replacement as quickly as possible. We check lab systems regularly for virus infections, and check all files as they are used, with McAfee Viruscan. If infections are found, they must be cleaned before you may continue using the computer.