Computing Facilities
Excellent computing facilities for both the undergraduate and
graduate programs in Computer Science are available at The University
of Georgia. The Computer Science Department maintains a network
of personal computers, workstations and multiprocessor servers.
The backbone of the department's network consists of several SUN
Microsystems servers. Connected via Ethernet/Fast Ethernet to these
servers are numerous UNIX Workstations (primarily SUN Ultra workstations)
as well as an even larger number of Pentium II/III personal computers.
For output, the networks connect several laser printers, color printers,
line printers and pen plotters. Specialized input devices include
a Hewlett-Packard scanner, a Sony video camera and Data Translation
image capture board, and several SUN video camera/image board systems.
University Computing and Network Services (UCNS) supports mainframe
computers, research machines and computing clusters for general campus-wide
use by students and faculty. For resolution of common questions related to
working in the labs, please see the FAQ.
Software Environment
| Operating Systems
| Windows, UNIX (Solaris and Linux)
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| Programming Languages
| Java, C++, C, Pascal, FORTRAN, Prolog, LISP,
ML, Smalltalk
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| Development Tools
| Source Code Debuggers, Profilers, Make, SCCS,
Editors
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| Database Systems
| Oracle, Informix, MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL,
Poet, MySQL, Ontos
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| VLSI CAD Tools
| Magic, TimberWolf, Octtools, Alliance, COSMOS,
SPICE
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| Graphics/Image Processing
| OpenGL, GKS, Phigs, Data Translation Image Processing
libraries
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| Math Packages
| MACSYMA, Maple, Mathematica, MATLAB
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| Web Browsers and Tools
| Netscape, HotJava, Internet Explorer
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| Web/Application Servers
| Netscape, Apache, IIS, Java Web Server
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| Distributed Processing
| PVM, MPI, CORBA, EJB
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| Simulation Modeling
| Awesime, SimPack, JSIM
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| Document Processing
| LaTeX, TeX, FrameMaker, Interleaf, Troff, Word,
WordPerfect
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