Introduction to the Computation Center

Table of Contents

• Cover
• Contents
• The Role of the Computation Center
• Who May Use the Computers
• Computer Systems
  • Academic IBM VM Computer
  • Instructional UNIX Systems
  • Computation Center VMS Cluster
  • Encore Multiprocessor System
  • Advanced Graphics Laboratory
  • Sun Workstation System
  • CDC Dual Cyber 170/750
  • Cray Supercomputers at UT System Center for High Performance Computing
• Data Communications and Networks
  • MICOM Port Contention System
  • Campus Computer Network
  • Access to National Academic Networks
• Terminals, Microcomputers, and Workstations
  • Computer Terminals
  • Microcomputers
  • UT Microcomputer Teaching Facility
  • Workstations
• Output Services
• Location of Campus Services
• Other Facilities and Services
  • Training Programs
  • Consulting
  • Instructional Computing Support
  • Microcomputer Support
  • Graphics Services
  • Software Distribution Services
  • Documentation
  • Reference Room
  • Facilities Management for UNIX and VMS Systems
  • Computer Equipment Maintenance and Development Services
  • Network Systems Support
  • Magnetic Tape Services
• Programming Languages and Packages
  • Language Processors
  • Packages for Statistical and Mathematical Analysis
  • Editors
  • Text Formatting Programs
  • Graphics Packages
  • Database Management
  • Simulation, Modeling, and Organizational Research
  • Compiler Writing Tools
  • Interuser and Intermachine Communications
  • Software Available at the UT System CHPC