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University of Tennessee - Computers - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.85

Computers

Quick Stats

Wireless Access Yes
24-Hour Labs? Yes
The Commons North and South in Hodges Library
Charged to Print? Yes
2 cents per black and white page, 50 cents per letter-sized color page, 65 cents per legal-sized color page, $1 for large format printing
Computer Labs 23 - total
Operating Systems
  • Mac OS X
  • UNIX
  • Windows XP

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Vast improvements have taken place in the last several years in regards to technology. Computers are accessible to students, and the network is speedy enough to satisfy those accustomed to DSL and cable networks. No matter how many computers are on campus, nothing beats having a computer of your own. Very few people come to Knoxville without one, and you will probably regret not having a personal computer when the labs are crowded or inconvenient.

UT’s computer store, located in the UC, has just about every software application you will need, and most of the hardware you might need, as well. If computers have not been a big part of your life so far, you will be surprised how dependant you become. Downloading music and communicating with friends are only the tip of the iceberg. Many class-related needs can be fulfilled on a computer, and it is commonly a priority to set up your computer on UT’s network the day that you arrive.

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Computers at University of Tennessee

Oxladybug

'14

Psychology Studies

3.8
B+

Computers & Internet

The campus internet is continuously off and on. You can pick up the Internet anywhere and anytime, but it is not reliable. We have a plethora of computers available! And the students are always taking advantage of them!

Jan 22, 2012

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Computers at University of Tennessee

skerrigan821

'14

Biological Engineering

4.2
A-

Usually Plenty of Options

There are plenty of computer labs on campus and they almost all have printing for 2 cents a page or in some departmental student lounges, free. The computers in the library get really crowded during peak hours such as lunch, but there are tons of smaller computer labs in other buildings that no one knows about, so it's worth exploring places like student lounges, the UC, and Presidential Court for their computer labs that are often less crowded. The network is generally reliable and fast, except sometime the dorm connection can get bogged down at night with everyone on it.

Jan 18, 2012

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Computers at University of Tennessee

chileconcarne

'15

Microbiology

3.8
B+

Crowded Library Most Days

Not only this but the internet, regardless of wireless or wired, sometimes does not seem to work or slow down noticeably even on regular days of the week. Printing on campus is very nice because there is a dedicated office for printing and making large posters. The need for a personal computer is up to the student. The university has a laptop borrowing program in which you can borrow a laptop and take it anywhere on campus but you must return it within the time frame given. The library is rather large with up to 7 floors. If one floor, like the first floor, is crowded then chances are that you may find a room up on the upper levels; however, the chances of that happening diminish during midterms and especially finals when everyone crams.

Jan 17, 2012

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Facts

Special Software & Hardware Discounts

Adobe and Corel programs, Macromedia Flash, Microsoft Office suites, and others are available to students, faculty, and staff at discount prices (usually 65%–75% off retail). For more information, visit www.academic-software-outlet.com.

Free Software

Communication Suite, JMP, McAfee AntiVirus, SAS, S-PLUS, SPSS, Maple, Lotus Notes

Did You Know?

The University’s network is extremely fast! Get ready for some intense online gaming and file sharing throughout your dorm!

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