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== Computer System Information for the Math Department == |
== Computer System Information for the Math Department == |
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| + | The Math Department has computer systems available for mathematics and other uses. |
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| + | Linux Workstations |
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| + | Linux Computation Machines |
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| + | General-purpose GPU computing. |
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| + | Linux HPC cluster. |
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| + | '''Macintosh computers.''' |
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| + | The Macintosh computers at the Math department are managed by the Math Department, working closely with A&S IT to maintain compliance with Cornell policies. |
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| + | '''Windows computers.''' |
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| + | Windows machines at the Math Department are managed by the College of Arts & Sciences I. T. staff. A&S handles the configuration and maintenance of the Windows computers. Math Department staff handle physical setup and installation, printing, and specialty software for the Windows computers. Users can log in to Windows machines using their NetID and NetID password. |
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Revision as of 10:23, 15 November 2022
Computer System Information for the Math Department
The Math Department has computer systems available for mathematics and other uses.
Linux Workstations
Linux Computation Machines
General-purpose GPU computing.
Linux HPC cluster.
Macintosh computers.
The Macintosh computers at the Math department are managed by the Math Department, working closely with A&S IT to maintain compliance with Cornell policies.
Windows computers.
Windows machines at the Math Department are managed by the College of Arts & Sciences I. T. staff. A&S handles the configuration and maintenance of the Windows computers. Math Department staff handle physical setup and installation, printing, and specialty software for the Windows computers. Users can log in to Windows machines using their NetID and NetID password.