Anderson Computing Complex

The Anderson Computing Complex has over 160 Windows/Mac computers. There are also five classrooms available by reservation for all academic departments. Current class schedules are posted at the ACC. This is a general purpose computing center. Each classroom has a different purpose and thus has different software installed:

Hardware/Software by room

Anderson B-10

Software

Director 8
InDesign 1.5
Dreamweaver 4
Fireworks 4
Flash 5
PageMaker 6.5
Illustrator 9
Photoshop 6
EZ-CD Creator
PowerDVD
iMovie 3
SoundEdit 16

Hardware

Windows XP
Pentium 4, 2.6 GHz Processors
40 Gigabyte Hard Drives
512 MB RAM
DVD/CD-RW
17" LCD Monitors
Assistive Technology Workstation with scanner and Braille printer
3 General user scanners
4 Macs and 1 Mac scanner

Anderson B-11 (22 computers)

Software

Lotus Notes
S-Plus 2000
Vensim
EndNote

Hardware

Windows XP
Pentium 3 Processors
20 Gigabyte Hard Drives
256 MB RAM
Assistive Technology Workstation

Anderson B-12: CAP and Kogod Information Systems

Software

Photoshop 5
Forte for Java 4.0 CE
MS Visio
MS .NET SDK
PowerDVD
MS SQL Server
EZ-CD Creator
Rational Rose
Macromedia Suite MX
Visual Studio .NET
Dreamweaver MX
C#
Fireworks MX
C++
Flash MX
VB.NET
Freehand 10

Hardware

Windows XP
Pentium 4, 2.6 GHz Processors
40 Gigabyte Hard Drives
512 MB RAM
DVD/CD-RW
17" LCD Monitors
Assistive Technology Workstation with scanner
General use scanner
Preference for this room is given to CAP students

Anderson B-13 (21 Computers)

Software

Hyper Studio 3.1
Dreamweaver 4
S-Plus 2002
Fireworks 4
Java Mathwright 32
Flash 5
Generator 2

Hardware

Windows XP
Pentium 3 Processors
20 Gigabyte Hard Drives
256 MB RAM
Assistive Technology Workstation

Anderson B-14: Public Informatics and News Media Lab

Software

GIS Data (Nwo4/SATHR)
Forte for Java 4.0 CE
ArcExplorer 4
GhostScript
Crystal Reports 8.5 for ESRI
Hugs98
MS Visio
MS .NET SDK
ArcView GIS 3.3 w/ Spatial, 3D, and Image Analyst
MS SQL Server
Rational Rose
ArcGIS 8.3 w/ Spatial and 3D Analyst
Visual Studio .NET
C#
C++
VB.NET
Visual Studio 6
Visual Basic 6
Visual C++ 6
Visual FoxPro 6
Visual InterDev 6

Hardware

Windows XP
Pentium 3 Processors
20 Gigabyte Hard Drives
512 MB RAM
Public Informatics and News Media Lab
GIS Equipped courtesy of ESRI

Anderson B-16 (6 Computers, key card access only)

Software

ArcGIS/ArcMap 10.4
GeoDa
GRASS GIS 7.0.4
QGIS 2.16
R 3.3.1
TerrSet
ENVI+IDL (beginning in Spring 2018)
Geolytics Neighborhood Change Database

Assistive Technology

Three assistive technology workstations are available in the Anderson Computing Complex. The workstations are located in B-10, B-12, and B-13. The workstations in B10 and B12 are attached to scanners. The workstation in B10 is also connected to a Braille printer. The following is a list of the assistive technology available, as well as the location:

Alternate Input Devices: Kensington Expert Mouse, Kensington Orbit Trackball, and NoHands Mouse (available from the front desk)
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred (voice recognition software) - available at all 3 workstations
JAWS for Windows (screen reading software) - available in B10
OpenBook (optical character recognition software for visual impairments) - available in B10 and B12
Versa Point Duo Interpoint Braille Embosser and Duxbury Braille Translation - available in B10
WYNN Wizard (optical character recognition software for learning disabilities) - available in the main area and in B12
ZoomText Magnifier/ScreenReader - available at all 3 workstations

Documentation on each of these software programs is available from the front desk at the ACC. The Academic Support and Access Center (ASAC) serves as a campus resource for ensuring that individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in, and enjoy the benefits of, the university's programs, services, and activities.