June 2006: Welcome to the new and improved CCC Web site! The Web site has had some recent modifications to its navigation and organization. The Web site now features a new and easier to use navigation. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions.
Below is a complete outline of the CCC Web site:
Home
The Chemistry Computer Center Homepage.
About Us
- About the Computer Center, including our capabilities and goals
- Staff and Alumni: Staff who work at the Computer Center and our alumni.
- History: A history of the Computer Center.
- Publications: Works relevant to chemistry computation published by our chemistry department faculty.
CompHelp
- Computer help and troubleshooting assistance available to Chemistry Department faculty, staff, and students
- FAQ: Frequently asked questions about getting connected to the Chemistry Department Network; Email: forwarding Chemistry Email, attachments, redirecting messages, mailing lists, spam; Viruses and Spyware: information on viruses, hoaxes, and spyware.
- Configure Your E-mail Client: Instructions on how to set up email clients to check your chemistry department email.
- Connect to a Printer: Instructions on how to connect to a departmental printer.
- IP Addresses: Instructions on how to obtain an IP address for the chemistry network
- Macintosh Support: Information for Macintosh users, including important information about Appletalk, and instructions on how to use IP to connect to printers and fileservers.
Network
- About the Chemistry Department Network
- Getting Connected: Instructions for connecting to and use of the computer network.
- Email Accounts/Lists: How to use and check your Chemistry Department Email.
- File Server: Information on the Departmental File Servers.
- Web Server: Information on the Departmental Web Server.
Hardware
- An overview of the hardware available through the Computer Center.
- Computer Classroom: A computer lab managed by the Computer Center. Usage policies, scheduling classes, access, software and hardware.
- Usage Policies and Access: Information about getting software installed and arranging for a class to use the classroom
- Notes on Using the Classroom: Information about switching operating systems, storing data on the fileserver, and passwords
- Central Laboratory: Computers available at the Center. Detailed information on the research clusters and their usage can be found here. In addition, research groups may have their own clusters, which are not listed here.
- Cluster Accounts: How to obtain your users account at the Chemistry Computer Center.
- How to Run Jobs: How to run software programs using the Research Clusters.
- Citation and acknowlegements: How to cite the use of computer center resources, such as a research cluster
- Linux Research Clusters
- Bohr Cluster
- Curie Cluster
- Tiger Cluster
- Remsen
- GFX Machines
- Remote Access: How to run jobs outside of the Computer Center Central Laboratory (Room 9311).
Software
- An overview of the software available through the Computer Center
- List of Software: Information on software available at the Center and other useful software.
- Free Software: Software free for download on the Internet.
Training Workshops
- Information about training on operating systems and computational chemistry software products at the Chemistry Computer Center.
- Tutorials: A list of tutorials on computing and software that you may find helpful.
- Upcoming training workshops at the Computer Center
News
- Recent news and updates from the Computer Center
- Current Newsletter: The Computer Center's quarterly newsletter.
- Archive: Cluster news, hardware and software updates, and updates to pages and additions to the Web site.
Contact Us
How to contact us about network support, research clusters, research, or webpage contents.