Undergraduate Computer Lab - BNS 125
The Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Computer Lab in Benson Hall 125 contains workstations designed to support the technical needs of the students throughout their time in the department. Inside the lab are 10 Apple iMac desktop computers, each with Windows 11, all accessible by your NetID. A Dawg Prints station, managed by Creative Communications, is also located in this space.
The 125 Undergraduate lab is locked and only accessible to Chemical Engineering Undergraduate students, faculty, and teaching assistants.
Available software on Lab Computers:
- Omnissa Horizon Client (College of Engineering VDI Client)
- Click here to see the list of available software on the VDI
- Microsoft Office products
- Visual Studio Code
Technical Specifications:
- Apple iMac 21.5" running the latest version of Windows 11
- 3.6GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7
- 32GB RAM 2400 MHz
- 512GB SSD
- AMD Radeon Pro 560 with 4GB VRAM
- Retina 4K - 4096-by-2304 native resolution display
Lab policy
No food or drinks are allowed around computers in the Undergraduate Lab. Please keep the lab areas clean and check with the Benson Hall 105 front office for Lost & Found. You can contact the front desk at (206) 543-2250, or at ChemeFrontOffice@uw.edu.
COVID-19 Safety
Per the UW campus guidelines, face coverings are not required but strongly recommended to be worn inside the computer labs, regardless of vaccination status. For more information, please read: UW COVID-19 Face Covering Policy
Class reservations
Please note that the lab space may be reserved at various times throughout the year for course recitation and other instructional purposes. Students with questions or concerns about these reservations should contact the course's instructor. If you're an instructor who needs to reserve time in these computer lab spaces, please follow the instructions for reserving Benson 125 or email ChemeFrontOffice@uw.edu if you run into booking issues.
Contact
Email chemehelp@uw.edu for issues regarding any of the workstations in the computer labs. Please include the computer number of the Undergraduate Computer Lab workstation having the issue, this is labelled in the front and starts with "CHEME-125".
Need access to Aspen & COMSOL?
For ChemE students enrolled in courses requiring the Aspen Engineering Suite and/or COMSOL Multiphysics, please use the COE-VDI remote server resource managed by the College of Engineering. For more info, please read: COE-VDI