OIT provides Unity computer labs for all students, faculty and staff with active Unity accounts. In addition, most colleges and several other campus units maintain computing labs and related computer resources such as laptops for checkout at the libraries. Many of the labs have usage restrictions, but some are available to the campus at large, as shown in the table below.
Campus Unit | Workstations | Totals | Contact Information |
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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) |
150 Windows PCs | 2 labs open to all
9 labs restricted to college 150 seats |
CALS Information Technology
CALS Student Computing Facilities
|
College of Design (COD) |
110 Windows PCs 50 Macs |
Labs restricted to college only
3 main labs 12 small cluster labs 160 seats |
COD Information Technology |
College of Education (CED) |
150 Windows PCs
32 Macs |
2 labs open to all
4 computer classrooms restricted to college only 182 seats |
Education IT (EdIT) |
College of Engineering (COE) |
168 Windows PCs
64 Linux |
Labs open to students in COE classes
7 labs 232 seats |
Engineering Information Technology |
College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) |
184 Windows PCs
9 Macs |
Labs open to all
6 labs 184 seats |
CHASS IT
|
Poole College of Management (COM) |
Labs being converted primarily to teaching classrooms | Poole Technology Resources
|
|
College of Natural Resources (CNR) |
31 Windows PCs | Labs restricted to college only
31 seats |
CNR Information Technology Computer Labs |
College of Sciences (COS) |
Computers in teaching and research labs, though not in public labs | Sciences IT (IT support for COS) |
|
Wilson College of Textiles (COT) |
145 Windows PCs
4 Macs |
2 labs open to all
8 labs restricted to college 149 seats |
|
College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) |
Veterinary Medicine Library: 33 Windows PCs 4 Windows laptops Educational Support Services: 20 Windows laptops 30 iPads |
Some Vet Med Library PCs are open to all during library hours ESS devices are used for controlled, computerized exams, loaner devices, and training purposes for educational applications |
Computing Resources
|
Division of Academic & Student Affairs (DASA) |
170 Windows PCs 16 Macs |
1 lab open to all
9 labs restricted 170 seats |
DASA Technology Services |
D. H. Hill Jr. Library (DHHL) |
246 public computers
Available for checkout: |
246 seats 450 computers available for checkout |
NCSU Libraries Computing
|
James B. Hunt Jr. Library (JHL) |
130 public computers Available for checkout: 124 laptops |
130 seats
124 computers available for checkout
|
NCSU Libraries Computing |