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Lab software »

All ICS workstations are loaded with a standard system environment. This section lists the environment for our Windows 7 Labs, as well as how to obtain a display of software available on our Linux/Solaris hosts.


Please let us know if anything is incorrect or missing from the list by emailing Helpdesk@ics.uci.edu

CS183, 189, 192, 193 and 364 Windows 7 Labs

The notes in red indicates software upgrade/addition/removal for Winter quarter.

Text editors:

  • TextPad 5.4.2

PDF/PS Viewers:

  • Adobe Acrobat 10 Pro
  • GSview Ghostview 4.9
  • GNU Ghostscript 9

Programming Environments:

  • Java:
    • Eclipse Classic 3.7 --> 3.7.1
      • EMF Plugin
      • Subclipse
      • PyDev
    • JDK 7
    • Junit 4.9 --> 4.10
    • Weka 3.6
  • Scheme:
    • Racket 5.1.1 --> 5.2
  • Prolog:
    • SWI-Prolog 5.10.4 --> 5.10.5
  • Other:
    • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010

Internet Browser:

  • Firefox 6 --> 8
  • Internet Explorer 9

Other:

  • ArgoUML 0.32.2
  • djgpp
  • MinGW
  • Flash Player 10 --> 11
  • KompoZer
  • Mathematica 8 *
  • Matlab R2011a *
  • Microsoft Office 2010
  • Microsoft Visio 2010
  • Pidgin 2.9 --> 2.10
  • Putty 0.61
  • Python 3.2 --> 3.2.2
    • IDLE (included as part of Python)
  • Quicktime 7
  • R 2.13 --> 2.14
    • R Commander
  • SAS 9.3 *
  • BYOB Scratch 3.1.1
  • Scratch 1.4
  • IrfanView
  • Dev-C++ and Glut
  • Sophos
  • Stata 10
  • Rational Systems Developer
  • Wing IDE 101
  • VirtualBox (Coming Soon)

Note: Every quarter our Windows Support staff in conjuction with the applicable faculty review the available packages and make additions or deletions as they become necessary.

* These software packages are not installed on all machines. They are limited to only some machines in the CS364 Lab. Please see the map for details.

  • Mathematica (6) - Red dots
  • Matlab (34) - Blue dots
  • Second Life (22) - Green dots (Installed only during special quarters when needed by a corresponding course)
  • SAS (5) - Purple dots

Linux and Solaris Environments

The Modules application handles software in our Linux/Solaris environments. To get the latest list of available software modules, type the following command at a Unix prompt:

module avail

If you are unable to use the module command, please follow these instructions:

http://www.ics.uci.edu/~lab/students/unixfiles.php

For more details about the Linux/Solaris servers and software modules, please refer to the following page:

http://www.ics.uci.edu/computing/linux/hosts.php