General information about WIT
Organization and structure of WIT
Availability of labs outside of class time
Scope and Sequence for WIT ADVANCED
PRODUCT expected of WIT ADVANCED participants
Information about the CUIP Server
Computer Labs Available to WIT 2000 Participants after class hours
USITE Harper: at the west end of Harper Library in Wieboldt 310.
http://intech.uchicago.edu/ccc/harper.html
USITE/Harper consists
of 66 systems composed of Apple Power
Macintosh G3 computers, Dell GX1
Windows NT machines, and Silicon
Graphics O2 Unix workstations. Like all
USITE clusters, these machines are
loaded with the standard suite of
software. MAP
Regenstein Library: http://intech.uchicago.edu/ccc/regenstein.html
Now the smallest of the three USITE
computing clusters, USITE/Regenstein
is located in the Regenstein Library,
room 201, and consists of eight Apple
Power Macintosh G3s and eight Dell
GX1 Windows NT systems. MAP
Crerar Library: http://intech.uchicago.edu/ccc/crerar.html
The newest and most innovative of
NSIT's USITE clusters, USITE/Crerar is
the first facility of its kind to integrate a
general computing cluster,
seminar-oriented collaboration areas, a
multimedia and visualization classroom,
video-conferencing capability, cybercafé,
and digital media laboratory into a
single space open to any member of the
UChicago community with a valid ID. MAP
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