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Use current antivirus software at home
Please use current, up-to-date antivirus software on your home PC. This will help protect both you and the ESF Campus.
Remember: There is no such thing as a truly reliable automatic system. Never assume that your antivirus software is being updated -- check it.
Computing Lab Occupancy:
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Lab
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# of Computers
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Teaching Station &
Projector?
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Max
Occupancy
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Moon 14
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20
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Yes
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23
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Baker 309
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38
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Yes
|
50
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|
Baker 310
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24
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Yes
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35
|
|
Baker 314
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32
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Yes
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45
|
|
Baker 319
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23
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Not Applicable
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Not Applicable
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Public service announcements:
1) All public PCs at ESF require users to login using their SU NetID, Password, and Domain. For students, the NetID is the same as your SU NetID and the Domain is: AD. When asked, enter this information to gain access to public computing resources at ESF.
2) Please switch to USB thumb-drives for all of your data storage needs (A.k.a USB jump-drives or USB flash-disks)...
Floppy Disks, and even Zip disks, are very old technology with some serious reliability and capacity issues. As a result, PC manufacturers have left Zip drives off PCs altogether and, increasingly, do not offer Floppy drives as an option. The next time new PCs are purchased for the ESF Computing Center, they will not come with Floppy disk drives or Zip drives. USB thumb-drives or network storage will be the only way to save your work, and take it with you, from these PCs.
SU Computing Resources:
Information Technology and Services (ITS)
SU Computing Lab Information