The University Center Open Computer Lab is located at the University Center, room 126. (view Campus Map)

The lab has Windows workstations with high-speed Internet access for email, University website access, and Internet access for research, news and general use. The lab contains common software applications used for word processing, spreadsheets, publishing, and presentations. The lab is open to current University of Alaska students, faculty, and staff. Patrons should carry a current UAA ID card with them, as this may be requested by the IT Services staff to verify current status.

Consultants - are available to...

• Lookup, create, and reset email username/passwords
• Assist with logging into the lab stations
• Provide assistance in using MS Office, and other applications
• Answer common questions regarding resources at UAA
• Answer questions about UAA Computer Systems and to provide information about systems and resource access

Consultants are here to assist you - please be courteous. They can help you get started in the right direction, but consultants are not available for tutoring and cannot do your homework for you. Please do not ask a consultant to sit with you for an extended consulting session. There are other individuals in the lab who will need assistance and consultants are there to assist everyone. Consultants are allowed to limit the time for assistance, particularly if others are waiting for help.

Note: Offline usually indicates that workstations have been turned off.

• 17 - Dell Precision T3400's; Core 2 Quad 2.66 GHz; Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit; 8GB RAM; 1TB HD; DVD±RW/CD-RW drive; 20" Widescreen LCD displays
• 1 - Wacom Cintiq 21UX Tablet Display
• 1 - Wacom Bamboo Fun Tablet for checkout from the Lab Consultant
• 1 - HP ScanJet 4890
• 1 - HP LaserJet p4515x printer (utilizing the Managed Print service)
• 1 - Data/Video Projector