- Systems
- description of our hardware
- Applications
- Unix applications software
- Calclabs
- our instructional systems
- Computing Help Pages
- Misc. Help Topics - access restricted to valid user or Math Computers
- Diskspace Information
- Information on managing your disk space [access restricted]
- Fighting Spam
- Information on combating junk mail [access restricted]
- Forwarding E-Mail
- How to send your e-mail to another address
- Virus Information
- Information on current computer viruses
- Webmail
- Accessing your e-mail via the web [access restricted]
- Admin Pages
- admin access only
- Password Update
- Change your existing Math Department Linux/Unix Password
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Computing Facilities
Computing Facilities
Overview
The Department of Mathematics computing infrastructure is oriented
around the Linux and Unix operating systems. These systems support a
wide variety of applications ranging from office productivity suites,
web browsing and development, to sophisticated typesetting and
numerical programming. More information is available in our
systems and
applications software pages.
The Department also operates the
Calclab
systems, consisting of 200 Linux workstations, and 8
Linux servers, to support undergraduate and graduate instruction using
symbollic and numerical software packages, including
Maple and
Matlab.
Over 3,000 students pass through the Calclabs each semester,
using the computing systems and software for classes such as
Calculus
I,
II, and
III,
Differential Equations,
Numerical Analysis
(undergraduate and
graduate),
Linear Algebra,
Iterative Techniques,
and Special Topics
(undergraduate and
graduate).
Computing Systems Staff
The Math Department's computing facilities are brought to you by the
Department's Systems Staff.
For assistance, you may contact the Systems Staff in one of several ways:
- Send us an e-mail.
For general computing questions, please send e-mail to: help@math.tamu.edu.
Your e-mailed request will be placed in our problem tracking system
and simultaneously sent to all staff members. You should receive a
reply within one business day.
For web related questions, please send e-mail to: webmaster@math.tamu.edu.
- Visit us in person: staff members hold office hours in Blocker
and Milner buildings; our schedule is listed below. Please see the
individual web pages for any last-minute schedule changes.
| Name | Title | Office Hours |
| Steve Johnson |
Sr. Systems Analyst |
BLOC 608H M-F 10:00-11:00 |
| Art Belmonte
| Systems Analyst / Sr. Lecturer |
BLOC 601J |
Vacant NOV #081058 |
Systems Analyst |
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| Chris Ward |
Systems Analyst |
MILN 304 M-F xx:xx - xx:xx |
Last update: January 30, 2006
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