The SEAS Computing Facility provides, coordinates, and manages a comprehensive integrated set of computers, software, and network resources dedicated to engineering and computer science programs. The SEASCF also enhances SEAS faculty, student, researcher, and staff effectiveness through responsive, skilled, and helpful technical support.
Please note that the SEAS Computing Facility will be closed September 1st, 2008 in observance of Labor Day.
The SEAS Computing Facility is undergoing some major upgrades this summer. Look for the facility to have new systems in place in the Engineering Lab, a redesigned Unix Lab and more timely information on the website. We plan on having our grid computing engine in place early in the semester, providing SEAS a premiere computational resource. Look for project details come soon.
As a registered student or faculty member of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), you have access to a wide range of Microsoft development tools, operating systems, and platforms through the Microsoft MSDNAA program. Make sure that you are familiar with the Acceptable Uses guidelines. Look under our
software section for info.
The George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Science is a member of the Cadence University Program. For more information about Cadence Tools see our
software section.
