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Computer Labs

The Mathematics Lab Schedule is available on the internal Linux Server. You must be on campus or using SSLVPN to view and log in. If you have forgotten you username/login please contact Amy apacheco@coloradocollege.edu

TSC 213 - PC Lab & Lounge

The main Math PC Lab is located in Tutt Science Center (TSC) 213, with 25 computers running Windows 7. This lab is dedicated for use by mathematics and computer science students. The printer located in this lab is a HP Laserjet4600 (MathLab1), and only those currently enrolled in a math class, or math/cs majors are able to print to it.   

There are also 4 PC workstations in the math lounge area, with the same software as the PC lab. One of these has a flatbed scanner attached for student and faculty use.   

Other departments may use this lab if they first contact Amy Pacheco, the mathematics Technical Director at x6080, apacheco@coloradocollege.edu

Available Software

We have the same basic software that is found campus wide, along with specialized programs used exclusively by math and computer science classes.

  • Office 2010
  • PuTTY
  • Internet Explorer
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • JGrasp 
  • Java 
  • Cygwin
  • Emacs
  • Mathematica 8
  • Minitab 16
  • Matlab 
  • Stella9
  • MikTex 2.9
  • Texmaker 
  • WinEdt 5.5*
  • and more

*WinEdt must be registered to be used without annoying pop ups after 30 day trial. The registration code is located on the math course drive. Please contact Amy or your professor for help with registration.

TSC 209 - Linux Research Lab

A smaller lab dedicated to research and more experimental projects run by the department, holds a small cluster of Linux machines, as well resources for the Robotics classes. This lab currently has 8 machines running several different Linux flavors including Fedora and Ubuntu.

There is also a single PC running Windows 7with a flat bed scanner attached.

Finally, we were given a donation of an HP XW8400 workstation - with 3D stereo glasses and stereo monitor-- intended to run 3D modeling & simulations, installed with CentOS.  



This is the Department of Mathematics & Computer Science