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Computer Science Facilities
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S114B – CS Advanced Lab – Languages and
Applications (262) 243-4721
This 240 square foot lab houses machines dedicated to advanced usage,
especially in Programming Languages and Applications. Windows 2000 and XP Pro machines dominate along with specific
peripherals such as scanners, laser/inkjet/photo printers, video capture, memory card readers, CD and DVD burners, etc. The most
powerful computers in the CS department can be found here, including the only Intel Xeon based machine. Lab
is accessible 24x7 via a push-button combination lock.
Live Picture of S114B via Quickcam
S114D – CS Open Access & Instructional Lab
This 750 square foot lab houses 25 Pentium 4 3.0GHz machines running Windows
XP and Debian Linux 3.1 dedicated to computer science course usage. A large monitor displays
images from the instructor’s machine. A LaserJet 8150dn and HP color Deskjet
service this lab. Access to this lab is monitored by the CS department
Windows 2000 server Chemnitz. All students enrolled in any computer science
course have a login account established on Chemnitz. This lab is available
for open access from 7am to 12am (opens at 12noon on Sunday), and is also
reservable for CS class use. This lab can be reserved by contacting the
Computer Science department.
Live Picture of S114D via Axis NetCam
S118A - CS Computer Museum – Advanced Lab #2
This 440 square foot lab houses terminals connected to
the CS department HP9000 “Luther”. Various machines and operating systems from days gone by can be found along with
a few token Macs for good measure. Lab is accessible 24x7 via a pushbutton combination lock.
S118B – CS Classroom #1
This 910 square foot classroom is one of two specialized CS classrooms on campus. Besides comfy chairs (=:-O) it
contains an instructor’s computer station, an LCD projector (producing an 8' wide image) and two large 36" monitors for
class presentations. Equipped with a SoundBalster Live 5.1 sound card in the Instructor Station, movies can be played in
Dolby 5.1 Surround. In addition, 10 Custom-built Athlon 2400 PC's (with eye-pleasing 19" CRT's) provide "quick and dirty"
computing access during class sessions. Although CS courses have priority in the scheduling of this classroom, it can be
used by any course at other times.
Live Picture of S118B via Axis NetCam
S118C – CS Server Room and student
worker office (262) 243-4407
This room is shared by the CS department student worker and by the
CS department servers: Luther (HP9000 series 827 running HP-UX), Chemnitz
(Custom-built Athlon 2800 running Windows 2000 Server; Primary Domain Controller, file and print
server), Rheticus (HP Vectra running Windows 2000 Server; Domain Controller,
Web Server, and Listserv), Cranach (HP Vectra running Windows 2000 Server; Student
Web server; Streaming audio/video server), and Pascal (Compaq Proliant running Slackware Linux 10; CS Linux server).
S118D – CS Department Chair Office (262)
243-4217
Dr. Gary Locklair lives here.
S118 Inner Stuenkel Hallway – CS Computer
Museum 2
Take a trip down memory lane and view the original IBM-PC, the Apple
II, and the Commodore PET. Or dig deep in ancient history and marvel at
the DEC PDP-11 or the Underwoods. Another view And another
S118 Computer Science Resource Center
This area contains reference manuals and supplemental materials for
numerous CS courses. This area is a quiet study area. Material may be used
anywhere in the Stuenkel CS area, but may not be removed. Another view
S120 – CS Classroom #2
This 640 square foot classroom is one of two specialized CS classrooms on campus.
Besides chairs almost as comfy as those in S118B (=:-O) it contains an instructor’s computer
station and two large 27" monitors and LCD projector (producing a 5 1/2' wide image) for class
presentations. In addition, 10 Pentium 4 1.5Ghz PCs provide "quick and dirty" computing access
during class sessions. New in '04-'05 is a rocking 5.1 speaker system to go with the DVD-ROM
and SoundBlaster Live in the Instructor Station. A LaserJet 2200 services this classroom. Although CS courses have priority in the
scheduling of this classroom, it can be used by any course at other times.
Live Picture of S120 via Axis NetCam
