What's New In Eos?:

Eos Collaboratories

Engineering Collaboratories are specially configured rooms or areas of Eos labs where students, faculty, and staff can meet to work on projects together. These learning spaces typically have one or two Eos workstations connected to a 42-inch plasma monitor, with network connections for individual laptops. Learn more about reserving and using a collaboratory.

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Got Laptop?
Student-owned Computing

All incoming undergraduate engineering students are expected to have a laptop or tablet computer that meets college specifications. The college has adopted an open platform model, and special prices for laptops have been arranged at the NCSU Bookstores. Read about the SOC program and about learning to use your laptop in E115.

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Get More Space!

Students can request personal lockers from ITECS, with Web sites delivered from http://people.engr.ncsu.edu. This file space is free of charge. Faculty and staff can also get free personal lockers, private AFS lockers, Web lockers, and course-workspace lockers for their students. Request file space and manage your lockers via the Locker Portal.

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Access Apps Remotely
on a VCL Computer

The Virtual Computing Lab (VCL) is an on-demand, 24/7 facility that connects NCSU users to high-end computers for the purpose of running software applications remotely. It provides students and faculty with around-the-clock access to university-licensed software from any location. Reserve a VCL Computer.

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Welcome to the main computing site of the NCSU College of Engineering.  Eos is a distributed computing environment of high-end workstation labs and engineering applications, with services for sharing these resources across departments and programs.

Quick Links to:

Request a Locker

Locker Portal

Collaboratories

Eos Lab Holiday Hours

Software Catalog

Brochures, Handouts, Guides (PDF)

Buying and Using Your Laptop

Eos Engineering Student Computing 

Labs and Collaboratories Schedule

2008-09 Guide to Eos and Unity Computing

Assistive Technology

Accessible IT @ NC State

Disability Services Office

Web Tools

Blackboard Vista (WebCT)
Password Change
Pay Day (Timesheet)
SysNews
TownCrier
Tracster
WebAssign
WebCalendar
WebMail
Wolfware
WRAP

Eos Computing News and Announcements

August 07, 2008,

SolidWorks license server change
License management for SolidWorks has been rehosted on a new server. The old server is still serving ... [more]
May 28, 2008,

Virtual Computing Lab featured in Chronicle of Higher Education
The Virtual Computing Laboratory at North Carolina State University is the subject of a feature story ... [more]
May 10, 2008,

Hoit Named NC State's Vice Chancellor for Information Technology
Dr. Marc I. Hoit has been named vice chancellor for information technology at North Carolina State University, ... [more]


The Eos computing environment is developed and supported by Information Technology and Engineering Computer Services (ITECS) under the direction of the College of Engineering Computer Committee.

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    Friday August 29, 2008

    Configuration Update

    ComTech engineers will apply a minor configuration change to the majority of network switches on campus. This configuration upda...

    Friday August 29, 2008

    Network/Login issues (was GroupWise Web Access)

    --- FOLLOWUP POST: 2008-08-29 10:16:01 ---

    OIT received reports earlier this morning about sluggish login attempts ...

    Thursday August 28, 2008

    profile reset server rebooted

    The server which provides the NDS profile reset service, in addition to other tools such as the profile directory quota informat...

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