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• How to SSH into the Linux Lab

  You can use SSH to log in remotely to the department’s Linux workstations with your Computer Science Linux account, from on or off campus, through the Linux machines in Adams Hall. See the Linux Lab page for more about the lab and its software. SSH clients Windows and macOS include...

• How to access VMs in the SIC cloud environment

  This guide shows you the ways you can access your Virtual Machines (VMs) in the department's cloud computing environment in the Science and Innovation Center...

• Getting started with Git

  Introduction to version control Have you ever used or even heard of CVS, Subversion (SVN), or Team Foundation Server (TFS)? These type of programs are known as version control systems or revision control software. A version control system (VCS) allows you to store “versions” of a project, track the changes...

• Computer Science Tutoring

  Tutoring for Computer Science courses is held in SIC 226, the department's tutoring room.

• Unix file permissions

  All files and directories on a Unix-like system are assigned an owner, a group, and a set of permission flags that specify the read, write, and execute permissions for the “user” (owner), “group”, and “other”. Group permissions apply to all users who belong to the group associated with the file....

• OpenVPN client setup on Windows

  OpenVPN GUI is an OpenVPN client for Windows to connect to the Computer Science VPN. This guide shows you how to install the OpenVPN GUI program and connect ...

• Tunnelblick setup on macOS

  Tunnelblick is an OpenVPN client for macOS (OS X) to connect to the Computer Science VPN. This guide shows you how to install Tunnelblick and connect to the ...