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Miami University - Computers - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.46

Computers

Quick Stats

Wireless Access Yes
Available on all MU campuses and some green space areas
24-Hour Labs? Yes
King Library
Charged to Print? Yes
10 cents per page
Computer Labs 13 - 2 central labs, 10 divisional labs, and 1 24-hour lab
Operating Systems
  • Mac
  • Windows

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Most Miami students bring their own computers to school, and the general consensus is that the labs on campus are not crowded—possibly because everyone brings their own! The University provides students with programs to load onto their computers before fall enrollment, and students can also buy a computer through the school with these programs already loaded.

When it comes to using computers in class, there are some classes where most students use one to take notes, while other classes prohibit them while in session. Every building on campus has wireless Internet, which is really convenient, and the library has a printing station in case you don’t have a printer in your room. In general, although they are useful, if a student doesn't own a computer, there are enough places around campus to use or rent one for the afternoon.

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Computers at Miami University

MissMonicaL

'08

Organizational Communication

4.2
A-

Everyone Has Own Computer

I don't know anyone who didn't have their own computer--we had computer labs, but no one used them. Network reliability can be a bit iffy at times, but wireless is everywhere.

Dec 13, 2011

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Computers at Miami University

pricewc

'13

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

4.6
A

Computing Resources Are Pretty Good.

While I would definitely recommend bringing your own computer because of the ample study space and universal wireless access, Miami has plenty of computers that are always available. The technology is kept up to date and well maintained!

Dec 13, 2011

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Computers at Miami University

kanagasm

'15

Social Work and Youth Services

5.0
A+

Really Good

King library has so many different computers and plus there are tons of places to go to get help if you need it with different computer issues.

Dec 06, 2011

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How necessary is it to bring your own computer?

Facts

Special Software & Hardware Discounts

Microsoft products purchased in the campus bookstore are discounted. The University also has a software store available at software.muohio.edu/store.

Free Software

Acrobat Reader, Clean Access Agent, iPhone Wireless Config, Full Shot, LabView, MatLab, McAfee Anti-Spyware and VirusScan, MuConnect, Novell Netware Client, Novell ZENWorks Desktop Management, PuTTY, Respondus for Blackboard, SAS JMP, Uniprint, Virtual Private Network (VPN) Client, WinSCP, WS FTP

Did You Know?

Eighty percent of Miami's faculty use the online course-management system Blackboard for submitting grades.

Miami replaces its computers every four years in the two most centrally-located labs on campus.

Students can search for books in Miami libraries online and make electronic reservations.

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