Computing Facilities and Resources

Department laboratories and software

Laboratories

In addition to ETSU's open computing laboratories, the Department of Computing maintains six laboratories for teaching and research.

Location Equipment
The James and Nellie Brinkley Center 120
  • 47 Core i5 class computers / 16 GB RAM / 500 GB HD / dual displays
  • Dell B3460dn laser printer
  • 4 NEC projector NC PA803UL
  • NEC 86” LCD display C861Q
The James and Nellie Brinkley Center 130
  • 47 – Core i5 class computers / 8 GB RAM / 500 GB HD
  • Dell B3460dn laser printer
  • NEC projector NC PA803UL
The James and Nellie Brinkley Center 220
  • 46 Core i5 class computers / 16 GB RAM / 500 GB HD / dual displays


  • 2 Panasonic projectors

  • 2 NEC LCD display
The James and Nellie Brinkley Center 230
  • 35 Core i5 class computers / 16 GB RAM / 500 GB HD / dual displays

  • 2 Panasonic projectors
Wilson-Wallis 101
  • 24 Core i5 class computers / 8 GB RAM / 250 GB HD
  • 12 Core i5 class computers / 8 GB RAM / 500 GB HD
  • 1 Core i7 class computer / 16 GB RAM / 500 GB HD
  • HP 2600n color laser printer
  • NEC projector P502W

Software

Apart from software in ETSU's campus-wide computing laboratories, the department's labs feature programming languages, integrated development environments (IDEs), and utilities for software and software project management. 

Licensing arrangements allow ETSU students to download and install selected applications on personal machines for academic use.  This includes multiple science-, technology-, engineering-, and math- (STEM-) related packages from Microsoft's Azure Dev tools and virtualization tools from VMWare's VMap.

Access to VMap for course use can be obtained by submitting a completed request form to the department's systems manager, Mr. Robert Nielsen. 

For more information on other available packages, contact Mr. Nielsen.

Lab Managers

Photo of Robert Nielsen Systems Manager

Robert Nielsen

Systems ManagerComputing

Photo of R. David Robinson Assistant Systems Manager

R. David Robinson

Assistant Systems ManagerComputing

 

 



 

 



 

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