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Tennessee State University - Computers - College ProwlerCollege Prowler1.93

Computers

Quick Stats

Wireless Access Yes
Weak signals in housing areas, but some departments have their own wireless Internet for classroom use.
24-Hour Labs? No
Charged to Print? No
Computer Labs 80 - total
Operating Systems
  • Mac OS X
  • Windows Vista
  • Windows XP

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

The computer labs at TSU are really nice—when you are able to use them. An incoming student should definitely bring their own computer to avoid hassle and losing saved information. The computer network is wireless and easy to access, except during times of registration or exams. Other than that, the computers are always working and they are always kept up-to-date. The e-mail program, myTSU, is also a great way to access the entire campus. You can e-mail your teachers and classmates and receive assignments from the site. It’s very easy to use and has a lot of information that is crucial to life on campus. It does not always work, however, and some sites are only available during specific hours, so this inconvenience can sometimes be a pain. Students definitely pile into the labs during major paper assignments, although some professors will reserve a lab for their class because they know how difficult it can be to get a computer. These professors are highly praised because you can get a lot of your work done during class time and you do not have to worry about waiting or fighting over a computer. A major issue is the printing process. Although it is free, sometimes the printer is so packed with printing jobs that is at least 30 minutes before you can get what you need printed. The dorms all have computer labs, so students who live on campus are at an advantage. The library is perhaps the best place to use a computer because it is one of the only places where there is someone on staff at all times. The other computer labs very seldom have someone on staff, and it is pretty much every student for his or herself.

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Computers at Tennessee State University

ahender1

'15

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

3.8
B+

Printing on Campus

The computer labs are not exactly up-to-date, but they serve a very valuable purpose. Tennessee State University has a block on the number of pages students can print though. For instance, we can only print 7 pages at a time. This tends to be time consuming when needing to print 20 page Final Review Packets which are usually 20 or more pages long.

Dec 29, 2011

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Computers at Tennessee State University

cdixon6

'15

Criminal Justice and Corrections

3.5
B

Labs Used for Homework

There are plenty of computers to go around. There is a whole floor in the libaray dedicated for people doing homework. There are computers in the student centers and in the buildings. If you need one, you will be able to find one.

Oct 20, 2011

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Computers at Tennessee State University

dsgscholar4life

'13

Biology

2.3
C

Computers

There are computer labs in the dorms and in buildings across the campus.Service hasn't been soo great. For personal labtops wireless is available but doesn't always work.Any student may want to own an internet cord for the connection. But at few times it may not work. Services have been updated and may be in transition

Jul 26, 2011

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Special Software & Hardware Discounts

None

Free Software

None

Did You Know?


TSU has an online program called “myTSU” (www.mytsu.tnstate.edu) where students can do things like register for classes or e-mail their professors. Each student has their own e-mail address, and each student can access it from on or off campus at any time of the day or night

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