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What is OCC in math?
The Office of College Computing (OCC) is now offering access to a Virtual computer labs for instructional purposes. This environment will offer remote access for CEAS students to utilize software such as Matlab and Mathematica. This service provided by OCC is in a beta form and we will be making changes/improvements as needed.
What happens when you connect again?
When you connect again, your session will continue where you left off. You will not lose any unsaved documents or processes.
Available Software
NI LabView - Install instructions and license key can be provided to CEAS students and faculty. Applicable CEAS faculty can provide instructions and key to their students.
Remote Access to CEAS Computer Labs
CEAS software installed in the college computer labs can be accessed by remoting into one of the lab machines at: https://ceas3.uc.edu/remoteaccess. Note: You must first be connected to UC's network through UC_Secure or VPN.
What is the office of college computing?
The Office of College Computing manages a wide variety of instructional computing facilities that are available to all College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS) students. College Computing labs have a complement of about 400 PC workstations. All workstations are networked to the College Computing lab network. A portion of these are available to CEAS students 24 hours a day. The lab provides access to software, data, Internet and computing systems on UCNET (the university's backbone network).
What time does OCC computer labs open?
Hours of Operation: Starting Fall Semester 2020, the OCC Computer Labs will be available for physical access using card swipe: Monday - Thursday 7:30AM - 10:00PM. Friday 7:30AM - 5:00PM. They will be locked all other hours, but will still be available for remote access.
How many hours does an OCC lab record?
To protect students and to prevent theft of computer equipment, all labs with 24-hour access have video cameras which record 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Check for open seats in OCC computer labs.
Can instructors control classroom computers?
Instructors can control classroom computers through LanSchool. For instructions, visit Lenovo Software for tutorials.
How to access CEAS?
CEAS software installed in the college computer labs can be accessed by remoting into one of the lab machines at: https://ceas3.uc.edu/remoteaccess. Note: You must first be connected to UC's network through UC_Secure or VPN.
What is CEAS OCC?
Software License Usage: CEAS OCC manages numerous software packages and licenses, all of which specify varying terms of usage. There are freeware and open source software where use is generally open as needed. Then there are software that are restricted to uses such as instructional only or academic research. There are no licenses available that can be used for commercial purposes. As license terms can change from year to year, please contact OCC if there are any questions regarding compliance with use of the software supported.
How old is a computer for IT@UC?
IT@UC generally recommends using a computer that is four-years old or newer to ensure a smooth online experience.
How much disk space does Kaltura take up?
12 GB of available disk space to install Microsoft Office 365, Kaltura Capture, and WebEx Meetings. HFS+ hard disk format (also known as macOS Extended or APFS)
What is the Ohio Supercomputer Center?
The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) offers unique capabilities that the scientific community may leverage for the COVID-19 response and recovery. Faculty researchers from UC other Ohio higher education institutions are already engaged in these efforts.
Does UC endorse vendors?
Although UC does not promote or endorse any specific vendor, if you need internet access, one of these options may be right for you.
Can you access Globus at no cost?
Every institution engaged in COVID-19 research can access all Globus at no cost.