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Computer
Resources
Vanderbilt provides VUnet, the campus-wide data network, which gives access to:
The University's mainframe computer is maintained by Information Technology Services (ITS). Vanderbilt's computer resources available to students include 11 PC and Mac labs throughout campus and a computer classroom networked to supercomputer centers at Illinois and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The University is also part of the Internet 2 project. School of Engineering computing:The School of Engineering Distributed Computing Network (SEDCON) is a set of interconnected local area networks. Many of the computers attached to one of the SEDCON subnetworks are administered as a distributed computing resource referred to as the SEDCON Distributed Virtual Machine (DVM). The computers of the SEDCON DVM share databases describing users and other identifiable entities on the network. SEDCON provides:
The School of Engineering is implementing the TransIT wireless laptop program, piloted in the fall semester of 2001 and to be fully implemented for incoming freshmen in fall 2002.
Each of the
departments,
programs and
centers of the
School of
Engineering also
maintain
computer
equipment and
software
specific to the
discipline and
the research
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