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Introduction to Computer Labs

Introduction to Computer Labs. Guili Liu M.Sc. Lab Inst. Dept of Computer Science University of Regina Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Canada Telephone: (306)585-4821 Email: guili@cs.uregina.ca http://www.cs.uregina.ca/~guili/. Canada Map with Major Cities. University of Regina. 9 faculties

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Introduction to Computer Labs

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  1. Introduction to Computer Labs Guili Liu M.Sc. Lab Inst. Dept of Computer Science University of Regina Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Canada Telephone: (306)585-4821 Email: guili@cs.uregina.ca http://www.cs.uregina.ca/~guili/

  2. Canada Map with Major Cities

  3. University of Regina • 9 faculties • 23 departments • Services include Computing Service, Physical Plant, Residence Management, Campus Clinic • 12,167 full time and part time students (2007-2008) • 1400 (almost) faculty and staff

  4. Computing Service • Provide general service to the university community • User accounts, email, WWW home • Smart labs (Multimedia) • Public labs (Replaced in 4 years) • Smart Classroom • Wireless Service & networked printers • Evergreen Program (Replaced in 4 years)

  5. University of Regina Scenery • Library • Adhum Building • Language Institute (ESL) • Wascana Lake

  6. William Riddell Centre • University Theatre • Student Union • Public Computer Labs • Coop Office • Faculty of Fine Arts • Multipurpose Room • Food court

  7. University of Regina Old Campus • Conservatory of Performing Arts • Continuing Education • Seniors Centre

  8. Department of Computer Science

  9. CS Dept Meeting

  10. CS BBQ 2007

  11. CS Labs

  12. Faculty and Staff • 18 Faculties (professors, 3 from Xi’an Jiaotong) • 4 – 6 Sessional Lecturers • 4 Full Time Lab Instructors (1 from Xi’an Jiaotong) • 5 Technical Support Staff • 2 Secretaries • 1 Program Coordinator

  13. CS Student Enrollment/Statistics • Undergraduate Students 321 in 2003 (Fall), 278 in 2004 (Winter) 57 Graduated from June Convocation in 04 106 in 2007 (Fall) 36 graduated in 2007 • Graduate Students 85 students in 2004, Graduate 11+3 in June 88 (73+15) in 2007, degree conferred to 19 (13+6)

  14. Undergraduate Program Options • BSc in Computer Science • BSc in CS with Business Concentration • BSc Honours in Computer Science • BSc Combined Major in Computer Science & Mathematics • BSc in Software Systems Development • Minor in Computer Science • BSc Honours Combined Major in Computer Science & Mathematics • Certificate in Computer Science

  15. Joint International Programs The cooperative agreement on academic exchange between universities are established at the university level. • Undergraduate program 2+2 program in Engineering and CS • Graduate program • Welcome international students • Considering 1+3 program in CS

  16. Expense and Benefit • Tuition fee is the double amount of Canadian students’ e.g. 2007/2008 --- $9,227 • Covered by Saskatchewan Health Care • Living options --- university residence, rental, or home stay ($500-$700 per month)

  17. Microsoft Academic Alliance • The Department pays about $800US/year • All the CS students and CS personnel become member • Receive selected Microsoft products for home use • These products may be used in computer labs and classrooms

  18. Computer Science Contact Information • Department of Computer Science • College West 308 • University of Regina • 3737 Wascana Parkway • Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2 • Office Phone: 1-306-585-4632 • Fax: 1-306-585-4745 • E-Mail: depthead@cs.uregina.ca   or    deptsec@cs.uregina.ca

  19. Most of the lower level CS classes have labs • Lab teaching is complementary to the classroom teaching • Lab focuses on the practical hands on • Lab material is online • Lab has pre-lab conference period • In-lab exercises and lab test

  20. CS110 Lab Outline Introduction to Lab Environment Solaris in CL136 Unix, C++ and Windows C++ Basic I/O and Data Types  Arithmetic Expressions, More on C++ I/O String Operations and C++ File I/O Selection Control Structures Looping Control Structure Additional Control Structures Arrays Functions with Value Parameters Functions with Reference Parameters Lab Test

  21. Undergraduate Labs • CL105 – CS425 • CL115 – CS100 • CL122 – CS115, CS330 • CL135 – CS305, 325, 405 • CS135.4 – CS201, 210, 250, 301 • CL136 – CS110

  22. Graduate Labs • Graduate labs are research labs • Funded by the research project or research funding • Usually, under the supervision of faculty members

  23. Classroom Building 105(CL105) • 13 Dell Dimension XPSGen4 • Novell account environment • Pentium 4 Processor 550 (3.4GHz,800FSB). • 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, 256MB ATI Radeon X850 XT • 160GB NCQ Serial ATA Hard Drive • Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS THX • 20" 2001FP Digital Flat Panel Display • Windows XP • Software: Office 2000, MS Visio, MS Project, SPIM, LogicWorks • Visual Studio 2008, Maya 8.5, Virtools 3, Renderware, Java SDK, DirectX 9 SDK, MatLab with Image Processing toolbox, LifeForms 4.0

  24. Classroom Building 115 (CL115) • Novell account environment • Windows XP Professional • 17" Wide screen LCD monitor • 2.4GHz Pentium 4 • 768 MB DDR PC2100 RAM • 40GB Hard Drive • DVD-ROM, 3.5"; floppy drive; accessible USB 2.0 jacks • Office: Microsoft Office XP, Microsoft Works 7 • Web: Fast Menu, Firefox 2, Mozilla 7, UnFreez, URCOMM suite, Giffy, Internet Explorer 7, MapEdit

  25. Classroom Building 122 (CL122) • 15 IBM Intellistation M Pro workstations • CS account environment • Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS • ThinkVision L170 17" LCD Analog Flat Panel. • P4 Xeon 3.4GHz/800Mhz • 1 GB RAM, 80 GB hard drive • NVIDIA Quadro FX1100 video card • Gnu C++ tools, Emacs 21, Gnome 2 Desktop, broad selection of open source software • Primarily used for CS 115 and CS 330. • Access restricted to specific classes. Combination required.

  26. CL135 Undergraduate Digital Multimedia Lab • 8 Dell Precision 530, Novell account environment • Dual Intel Xeon 1.7GHz, 20 & 40 GB hard drives • 1GB RAM, 17" LCD Flat panel • NVIDIA Quadro 2 professional graphics card • Audio: PureData, Steinberg Cubase VST • Graphics and Animation: Maya 8.5, Illustrator 10, After Effects 5.5, Photoshop 6.0, Free Hand 10, Poser 5 • Multimedia: Premier 6.0, Director 8.5 Shockwave Studio, Flash MX 2004, The VR Worx • Publishing: Acrobat 5.0, LyX, Microsoft Office XP Professional • Software Development: Alice, Java Netbeans IDE, Java 3D1.3(OpenGL) SDK, Java Media Framework 2.1.1e, Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 • Web: Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 7, Dreamweaver 4, Fireworks 4, Generator 2, Home Site 5

  27. CL135 continued 9 PowerMac G4 • CS login environment • Dual 1 Ghz IBM P4 CPUs • 1 GB RAM, 80 GB hard drive • 17" Flat Panel Monitors, OSX 10.4 Tiger • Audio:PureData • Graphics and Animation: After Effects, Illustrator 10, Photoshop CS2, Freehand 10, Maya 8.5 • Multimedia:Final Cut Pro 5, iDVD, iLife 05, Flash MX 2004, Roxio Toast 6, Studio Pro 3, VR Works 2.53 • Publishing:Acrobat 5.0, Office X • Software Development:XCode

  28. CL135 continued • 2 PowerMac G5 • CS login environment • Dual 2.3 Ghz IBM P5 CPUs • 2 GB RAM, 230 GB hard drive • 23" LCD Cinema Display. • Audio: Pure Data, SoundTrack Pro • Graphics and Animation: Maya 8.5, Motion, Shake • Multimedia: DVD Studio Pro 4, Director MX 2004, Final Cut Pro HD, Flash MX 2004, iDVD 5, iMovie HD • 2 Epson Expression 1640XL Color Image Scanners • Used for interdisciplinary courses (FILM 486AH, FILM 208), multimedia (CS 325), user interfaces (CS 305) and computer graphics (CS 405). • Lab access restricted. Access card and CS account required.  

  29. Classroom Building 135.4 (CL35.4) • 23 PCs, Novell account environment • Windows XP Professional SP2 • 19" Dell 1901FP LCD Monitors • 3.0 GHz Pentium 4, 1GB RAM • 80GB Seagate SATA hard drive • LG DVD/CD R/W multi recorder, 3.5" Floppy drive, Accessible USB 2.0 jacks • Radeon X300 series 128MB PCI express • Integrated Realtek high definition audio with front speaker and mic jacks • Visual Studio 2008, PCSpim, LogicWorks • Primarily used for 200 level CS classes: CS 201, CS 210, CS 215, CS 250, and CS301

  30. CL136 Solaris Lab • 20 Sun Ray virtual display clients • CS account environment • Two servers, ssd1 and ssd2, provide graphical access to a Solaris desktop • SunOS 5.9, Solaris 9 • Dual Sparc v9 1GHz, 8 GB RAM • Sun and Gnu C++ tools • Rational Rose CASE tools • Primarily used for 1st year CS classes (CS 110, CS 115) and software engineering class (CS 372) • Access restricted to specific classes. Combination required.

  31. Questions

  32. Interesting Web sites • http://www.uregina.ca/ • http://www.uregina.ca/esl/ • http://www.uregina.ca/isso/ • http://www.uregina.ca/international/ • http://www.uregina.ca/gradstudies/ • http://www.uregina.ca/jointdegree/ • http://www.cs.uregina.ca/

  33. University of Regina Bird’s Eye View

  34. Canada map with province names

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