To gain basic internet / email access for the entire summer (Pre-Session, Summer Session I, and Summer Session II) students who are not registered for summer courses will be required to pay a $30 fee. Students who are registered for summer courses will be assessed a per credit fee on their fee statement and will retain access for the entire summer. In either case, Full Lab Access may be purchased for an additional $64.25.

All GVU and SciVis users are able to use the Video Lab. First time Video Lab users should schedule an appointment with one of the GVU Lab Managers in CCB 210 before accessing the equipment. SciVis users should schedule the appointment with one of the SciVis Lab GRAs. Experienced Video Lab users can use the equipment without scheduling assistance. The Video Lab door key is not available for check-out, so ask one of the GVU Lab Managers for unmonitored access.

All GVU users are able to use the Video Lab, however only for Usability experiments. The Usability Lab is available 24 hours a day to those with the secret door combination. The secret Usability Lab door combination code can be obtained from any of the people listed in FAQ question #4. Refer to the next FAQ question for informatin about scheduling the Usability Lab.

You can contact us by phone or email. The contact information for the lab and its staff are available on our contact page. You can also just stop by to talk to one of the staff weekdays 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. If you want to schedule a tour or demonstration for an individual or small group, we would be happy to provide one on Fridays 2:00 - 5:00 pm. For demonstrations, please contact us first to discuss what we can show you.

Use hundreds of popular software packages to create documents, graphics, presentations, web pages, etc.

To access your e-mail from any computer lab (or anywhere else for that matter) simply visit http://webmail.ups.edu. There, you can log in using your e-mail login name and password to send and receive e-mail from anywhere.

Faculty and TAs who teach a course that meets in one of the Full Access computer labs may use that lab without charge to test software features and to prepare for class lessons and exercises. When new software is installed (usually between semesters), the faculty members who will be using the software will be invited to the labs to test it.

Faculty can obtain accounts and folders to put up materials on the lab servers for their classes. Faculty do not have access to the software on the lab server from their office accounts (please contact labmanager for more information).

Work done by students on UROP grants is not covered by the usual lab access fee. A research account must be set up and lab fee of $64.25 must be paid if the lab access is required for the research work. The UROP grant should cover these fees. Contact labmanager for more information.

Yes. Work always takes priority when using the lab computer, but there will be times for personal e-mail and internet use. Internet use is limited.

All registered students at SIPA have access to the SIPA labs. Anyone taking a SIPA course can get an account by paying the lab fee of $150 per semester.

Yes, though remember that your connection will typically be slower than that of a hard-wired connection. Also, applications installed on the lab computers are generally not available to be installed on your own personal laptop unless they are part of the student software bundle.

By default since you're not registered for courses in the summer your NYUCard will not let you into Coles or Palladium, and the staff will tell you that you have to pay for summer access. However, by emailing "neyda (dot) gutierrez (at) nyu (dot) edu", who is responsible for the science students in GSAS, and asking her to grant you "maintenance of matriculation" you'll be able to get back into the gyms.

I firmly believe the best laboratory to completely and fully evaluate your sperm sample is our laboratory, the AALC. All our specimens are examined within 20 minutes of their arrival to the lab, and I've been doing these kind of semen analysis with a specialization in low counts and post-reversal semen test for over 12 years, and have helped many couples decide if they should continue with natural sex or pursue IUI, or IVF.

The online application form complains that my abstract is longer than 2500 characters. But my word processor claims that it is only 2410 characters.

Due to ARL firewall rules, access to our machines from campus machines and dialup connections are not permitted. If you have computers within the ARL network, you may do the following: I'll let you know exactly soon, but it is similar to NT instructions below except you have to click 'use different account' on the map network drive window. The username and password for using your local machine must be identical to your ACS NT account. You are on your own here.

Only students enrolled in courses taught in the lab during the current quarter have permission to use the lab (all others must see Don Moore). Additionally, during open lab hours, each workstation is open only on a first-come, first-serve basis. Open lab hours are posted every quarter.

In an effort to increase security in our labs, machines will be made remotely accessible on a VERY limited basis. They will require that you access them from a FIXED IP address. No exceptions will be made to this rule. You must put in a resource request to be allowed remote access to your machines.

No. Cerain courses that use large amounts of disposable materials (Photography, Biological Illustration, Microbiology) require a Lab Fee in addition to tuition, but there are no ongoing costs.

The Open Computer Lab is designed for students who need to use Word and other Microsoft Office programs and classroom software. It is located in Bladen Hall, Room 104. The Open Computer Lab operates Monday through Thursday from 8 am to 10:00 pm; Friday 8 am – 5 pm; Saturday 9 am to 5 pm. During Intersession (mini-semester between semesters) the lab is open Monday through Friday only, 8 am – 4:30 pm.

Lab tests should include a CBC, chemistry panel, lipid profile, thyroid panel, and urinalysis. If you are over age 40 or have a history of heart disease, you should have an EKG done as well.

Lab fees are used for tape stock, DVDs, and editing room facilities and equipment associated with some of the media camps.

The computer lab is located on the third floor to the right (east) of the stairway or to the right (east) and past the current periodicals from the elevator. Printers are located outside the lab. Printers for the laptop computers are located on each floor. Printers for the PACs are located at the circulation desk on the main floor.The printers for the Learning Commons computers are located in the Learning Commons by the Writing Center (next to the wall with the mural).

No, there is no charge for using a computer, scanner, etc. Please note that the lab resources are only for non-profit / educational use. Click here for information on printing costs.

Each of the three exams will be 10%, the invertebrate report will be 5%, and participation will be 5%. Participation points are at the discretion of the instructor. Participation includes, but is not limited to: being on time to lab, cleaning your lab space after lab, properly storing your microscope, and making entries in your lab notebook.

If a lab session is missed that includes a dissection, it may be possible to make up the dissection with the lab instructor. You must arrange a time to make up a missed dissection. An absence is not excused without supporting documentation.

The CALI Library for 2001-2002 requires a web browser. Refer to the installation FAQ for more information.

Yes, although a 10 day notice notice needs to be given and all requests need to be emailed to: campuscare@campuscardboard.com