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Student
Walk-In Computer Lab
The
Student Walk-in Computing Lab is located on the lower
level of the West Building in Room 140.
The
Student Walk-in Computing Lab is open Monday through Friday,
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m.
- First-come/first-serve
basis.
- Be
sure to logoff the computer when you finish
your work, you don't want another person using your computer
account.
- All
machines have essentially the same software and operational
capabilities.
- All
computer restore the hard drives to their original configuration
on reboot so store your files on a diskette.
- The
Lab is a quiet work area so take your conversations out
to the hallway.
- No
food or drink is allowed in any of the computer labs on
campus.
- Please
keep the area near the printer tidy and clear.
- All
Users Must Read and Abide by the WSU
Statement of Appropriate Use of Computing and Network
Resources
Students
may also access over 2,100 interactive courses online
to take training courses in the use of Microsoft Word,
Excel, database systems and a large number of other courses
through the Skillsoft service that is supported by WSU
for students, faculty and staff. .
 Applying
for an Account
A
WSU Tri-Cities Computer account is required in order
to use the Walk-in Computer Lab.
Eligibility
for a WSU Tri-Cities Computer Account:
- Current
WSU faculty & students only.
Former
faculty, staff and students are not eligible.
Public,
not affiliated with WSU, are not eligible.
How
to get an account:
- Click
here
to apply for an account online, or if
you already have a tricity email account (userid@tricity.wsu.edu),
your user id and password for the mail account will work
in the lab:
- if you don't have a tricity email account please complete
an account application form. These are available in
the Computer Lab, the Student Affairs Office and outside
the door of the Computer Center, CIC Room 225. Complete
the form and leave at the Computer Center, CIC or at
the Copy Center, West Building.
- Lab
Administrator
- E-mail:
tchelp@tricity.wsu.edu
- Pentium
1800 Mhz running Windows XP, 528 MB RAM, 80 GB hard drives,
3.5" floppy drive, CDROM/DVD read/write drives, Ethernet
connections, 19" SVGA monitor with 6 MB video adapter
- HP
LaserJet printers
- HP
document scanner
- Microsoft
Office 2003
- Matlab
- CrystalBall
- Internet
Explorer / Netscape
- ftp
- telnet
- WSU
Online Library Gateway (Griffin)
- Applications
often used by students in Nursing courses
- Applications
often used by students in EE courses
- Visual
C++
- and
much more
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