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Library Computer Lab (4404)

The College of Textiles computer labs are open for COT students.

Computers in lab:

  • 25 Pentium 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW
  • 1 Pentium 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW

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Library Satellite Lab (Rm. 4407)

This lab is an extension of the 4404 computer lab.

Computers in this lab:

  • 11 Pentium 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW

Library Satellite Lab (Rm. 4409)

This lab is an extension of the 4404 computer lab

  • 16 Pentium 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW

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Textiles Engineering Computer Lab (1218)

All TE's and graduate students working for TE faculty are allowed to use the room.

This lab contains:

  • 22 Pentium 4 3.5Ghz w/ 16x DVD +/-RW
    • Windows XP with standard Unity setup
    • Visual Studio
    • Orcad

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Textiles Digital Design Computer Lab (3412)

Textile Design students have access to a vast array of computing resources in this lab. Computers of all types (Macintosh, PC, Linux), digitizers, scanners, and printers are also supplied. The featured ENCAD digital Textile Printer is located in this lab.

This lab is focused on the application of Digital Design. Computers and manufacturing equipment of all types are used in this lab to produce state of the art manufacturing systems. These computers can be used by permission only within the Department of Textile & Apparel Technology & Management(TATM)

This lab contains:

  • 30 Pentium 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW
    • Windows XP with standard Unity setup
    • Pointcarre
    • PhotoStory3
    • Audacity
  • 1 Computer with Windows NT 4.0 for 3-D Body Scanning
  • 2 Pentium 4 2Ghz w/ 8x DVD +/-RW
    • Windows XP to run Stork Printer that is reactive dye and Stork Printer that is acid dye
  • 1 Computer with Windows 2000 that runs Mona Digital Libary
  • 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW
  • 1 Computer with Windows 2000 that is used for Vision for Textiles.
  • 3 Apple computers with 1 running Point Carre for Wovens and knit design
  • 1 Computer with NT 4.0 to run Sophis

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Textiles Apparel Computer Lab (1119)

This lab is outfitted with the latest software and computers used in the Textile Apparel industry. This lab is used by students and faculty to develop new ways of improving the efficiency of the apparel industry. The Windows NT platform is also used here with scanners, printers and many other specialized equipment. This lab is available for Textile & Apparel Technology & Management students. Genevieve Garland maintains this lab.

This lab contains:

  • 9 Pentium 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW
    • Windows XP with standard Unity setup
    • Gerber Accumark
    • Gerber Silhouette 2000
    • U4ia
    • Micrographx
    • Adobe Illustrator
  • 1 Dos Computer that runs the Gerber Plotter
  • 1 Pentium 4 3.0Ghz w/ 8x DVD +/-RW
    • Windows XP
    • Gerber Plater
    • HP Laserjet 4
    • Espon Color Stylus Printer
    • HP Scanner

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    2104 Specialty Computer Lab

    This lab contains:

    • 20 Pentium 4 2.4Ghz (Dual Core) w/ 16x DVD +/-RW
      • Windows XP with standard Unity setup
      • Lectra
      • Accumark
      • Pointcarre

    >Textiles Laptop Lab (2117)

    • 30 Pentium M w/ DVD.CDRW
      • Windows XP with standard Unity setup
      • Gerber Accumark
      • Lectra
      • Accumark
      • Pointcarre
      • U4ia
      • Visual Studio
      • Orcad

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    General Lab Rules

    Use of University Computing Labs

    General Rules

    1. All those who use University facilities are expected to take proper care of the equipment. Any equipment malfunction should be immediately reported to staff on duty or to the organization responsible for the acility. Users of computing facilities may not move, repair, reconfigure, modify, or attach external devices to the computing systems. No food or drink is permitted in University computing facilities.
    2. Recreational use of workstations in University computing labs during periods of light usage is permitted; however, no one may play games or engage in other recreational activities on workstations when others are waiting to use them for academic purposes.
    3. Individual Computing Services (Unity) computing labs and other University-owned computing labs may post additional operational rules and restrictions, which must be filed with the University's Office of Legal Affairs. Users are responsible for reading and following these rules.

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