EASIT Helpdesk | EIA | College of Engineering and Applied Science

EASIT Resources

The College of Engineering & Applied Science (EAS) at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs has several resources and tools to support proposed researches.

Open Ticket

Click on "Open Ticket" to create a new ticket.

Create Request

Click on "Create Request" to request computer resources as Virtual Machines.

Data Center Resources

EAS IT manages a data center that operates by VMware virtual environment. It supports instruction and research uses within EAS.

Instruction

Instruction Cluster contains 6 HPE Synergy 480 Gen9 blades. Processor Type: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 v4 @ 2.20GHz

CPU

316.37 GHz

Memory

1.50 TB

Storage

103.58 TB

Research

The Research Cluster contains 8 HPE ProLiant BL460c Gen8 blades. Process type: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2670 v2 @ 2.50GHz

CPU

399.86 GHz

Memory

2 TB

Storage

63.49 TB

Software

EAS IT provides a list of software licenses to support instruction and research uses within EAS.

Software

Description

Cost

Advanced Design System

Electronic design automation software for RF, microwave, high speed digital and power electronics applications.

License

Ansys

Engineering simulation and 3D software delivers product modeling solutions.

License

Cadence

3D Integrated Circuit design solution.

License

Git

Version control system for tracking changes in computer files and coordinating work on files among multiple users.

No Fee

MATLAB

Multi-paradigm numerical computing software environment for engineers and scientists.

License

SolidWorks

3D Modeling Computer-aided Design (CAD) software.

No Fee

Visual Studio

Development tools and services make applications for any platform and language.

No Fee

VMware

Virtualization software provides cloud computing and platform virtualization services.

License

Virtual Laboratory

EAS provides not only traditional classrooms/laboratories, but also virtual laboratory within the data center. EAS IT maintains a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure to support the needs from faculties and students, who do not have access to physical laboratories within the campus.