Anderson Computing Complex

The Anderson Computing Complex has over 100 Windows computers. There are also four 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-11 (22 computers)

Software

ArcGIS v10.5.1
GAMS
GNUPlot
Google Earth Pro
GRETL v2018b
Microsoft Office Suite
Matlab v2018a
Mathematica
MiKTeX v2.9 (LaTeX)
NVivo v12
Python v2.7 and v3.7
PyCharm
R+ for Windows
R Studio
Respondus Lockdown Browser
SAS v9.4
SPSS v25
STATA v15
Sublime Text
Tableau
Texmaker (LaTeX)
VMWare Horizon Client
ENVI v5.5
TerrSet

Anderson B-13 (21 Computers)

Software

GAMS
GNUPlot
Google Earth Pro
GRETL v2018b
Microsoft Office Suite
Matlab vR2018a
Mathematica
MiKTeX v2.9 (LaTeX)
NVivo v12
Python v2.7 and v3.7
PyCharm
R+ for Windows
R Studio
Respondus Lockdown Browser
SAS v9.4
SPSS v25
STATA v15
Sublime Text
Tableau
Texmaker (LaTeX)
VMWare Horizon Client
Oracle VirtualBox
PuTTY

Anderson B-14: Public Informatics and News Media Lab

Software

ArcGIS v10.5.1
GAMS
GeoDa
GNUPlot
Google Earth Pro
GRETL v2018b
IBM Analyst's Notebook
JabRef
Java SE Development Kit
LyX
Microsoft Office Suite
MiKTeX v2.9 (LaTeX)
NVivo v12
Python v2.7 and v3.7
R+ for Windows
R Studio
Respondus Lockdown Browser
SAS v9.4
SPSS v25
STATA v15
Sublime Text
Tableau
Texmaker (LaTeX)
Vim
VMWare Horizon Client

Anderson B-16: Mac Lab

Nine high-level Mac computers
Multimedia development software.

Assistive Technology

Two assistive technology workstations are available in the Anderson Computing Complex. The workstations are located in B-11 and B-13. The following is a list of the assistive technology available:

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

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.