Computer Labs
While some of the labs were designed to meet the needs of a particular program, all labs are open to students possessing a valid UC identification card. Alumni may request an account to use the facilities. Priority is always given for use of the College's computing facilities directly related to a UC student's academic course work.
Open hours vary depending on the lab and the class and reservation schedule of the room. Hours are posted on the door of each lab or you can click on the schedule links below. No classes or reservations are scheduled in the Strebel Student Center Lab or Lab L108.
Lab Information
| Lab | Computers Available | Software Available |
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Gannett Library Lab L100Room L100 Lower Level, Gannett Library Schedule More... |
PCs: 16 |
PC Software:
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Gannett Library Lab L108Room L108 Lower Level, Gannett Library Schedule More... |
PCs: 21 |
PC Software:
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Gannett Library Lab L109Room L109 Lower Level, Gannett Library Schedule More... |
PCs: 27 |
PC Software:
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Hubbard Lab 217Room 217 Second Floor, Hubbard Hall Schedule More... |
PCs: 21 |
PC Software:
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Strebel Student Center LabRoom 102 Lower Level, Strebel Student Center Schedule More... |
PCs: OPEN 24/7 15 |
PC Software:
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Gordon Science Center LabRoom 260 Second Floor, Gordon Schedule More... |
PCs: 27 |
PC Software:
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Economic Crime Investigation (ECI) Lab E212Room 212 Economic Crime and Justice Studies Building Schedule More... |
PCs: 24 |
PC Software:
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Hubbard Lab 115Room H115 First Floor, Hubbard Hall Schedule More... |
PCs: 25 |
PC Software:
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Kelly ClassroomRoom L207 Gannett Library More... |
PCs: 24 |
PC Software:
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LibraryRoom 1st Floor Gannett Library Schedule More... |
PCs: 43 desktop PCs, 5 study rooms, 25 laptops at Circulation Desk. |
PC Software:
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CCC Lab 106Room 106 Clark City Center Schedule More... |
PCs: 16 |
PC Software:
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Trading RoomRoom 116 Clark City Center Schedule More... |
PCs: 30 |
PC Software:
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Computer Lab Hours
Library computers are available during normal library open hours.
Click the schedule links to the left for other labs.
Tips and Tricks
Using Windows, you can put your most often used programs in the top of the start menu so they are easily accessible. Open the start menu and find the program you'd like to access, right click that link and choose Pin To Start Menu.
If you want to remove a pinned program, right click on it and choose Remove from Start Menu
