Computer Labs
The following computer labs are maintained for student use at CBU:
| Location | Number of PCs | Usage |
| B182 | 26 | Classes / Open Use |
| B184 | 24 | Classes / Open Use |
| B1022 | 40 | Classes / Open Use |
| B202 | 50 | Classes / Open Use |
| Autocad Lab ‘A’ Wing | 18 | Engineering Students |
| Library | 25 | Public Access |
| L150 (library) | 16 | Faculty / Staff / Students |
| Petroleum Lab‘A’ Wing | 18 | Petroleum & Engineering Students |
Software available on all lab computers as of September 2012:
| Microsoft Office 2016 | Visual Studo 2008 |
| SPSS 20 / AMOS 20 | AutoCAD (Mechanical) 2012 |
| Maple 16 | MiniTab 16 |
| MATLAB 2010B | Sophos Anti Virus |
| Acrobat Reader | Flash Player |
| ShockwWave | 7 Zip |
| PCounter WBalance | Microsoft Software Essentials |
| Sophos WebProxy Agent | Firefox |
| iTunes | FileZilla (Free) FTP Client |
| Sun JAVA 7 Runtime | VLC Player |
Lab Rules
- Earphones are mandatory while using audio.
- Cellular phone conversations are prohibited inside the labs.
- The removal of lab equipment and/or furniture from the labs is prohibited and may result in criminal charges for the offender(s).
- Food and drinks can cause equipment failure if introduced into the electronic components of a computer; therefore, they are forbidden in all computer labs. Offenders may be asked to leave the lab, and lab privileges may be revoked.
Saving Files
Files should be saved on removable media, such as a usb drive or your Office365 OneDrive. Lab PCs are refreshed on each reboot (at least daily), erasing any files saved on the PCs hard drive. Please take care not to save files to the local hard drive.
Virus Checking
A virus is a program designed to corrupt other programs. The impact of viruses can range from making your computer crash to deleting important files, possibly doing enough damage so that the computer is inoperable. All lab computers are protected by Sophos Antivirus, and network drives are automatically scanned.
