Office of Information Technology computing labs are located convienently throughout campus in many academic buildings. These labs are available to all Auburn University students and employees on a first-come, first-serve basis. To use the OIT computing labs, you will need your User Name and your password.

OIT Computing Lab Locations:

Location # of PCs CD DVD Reserved?
Comer Hall - 206
20
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Foy Union - 145
40
 
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Haley Center - 3350/3362
38
 
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Life Sciences - 105
19
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Lowder Business Building - 011
20
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Parker Hall - 252
18
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Parker Hall - 254
24
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Parker Hall - 256
17
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RBD Library - 1st Floor
17
 
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RBD Library - 2nd Floor
17
 
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RBD Library - 2nd Floor Ref Desk
31
 
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RBD Library - 3101A
17
 
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RBD Library - 3rd Floor
17
 
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RBD Library - 4th Floor
17
 
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RBD Library - LibCafe
24
 
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Terrell Hall
8
 
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Reserving a Lab
To reserve an OIT computing lab for instructional use, notify the Manager of PACS Support at least one week in advance. If the requested use of the lab involves the installation of software, the request should be made at least two weeks in advance.

It should be noted that the primary use of the OIT computing labs is for student walk-in instructional computing. While some labs may be reserved by University departments for instructional purposes, the hours available for reservation are limited. Departments and colleges with strong demands for instructional computing labs are urged to establish their own facilities to meet their own specialized needs.

IT computing labs may not be reserved for events that charge a registration fee that is not included in University tuition.

Software
All OIT computing labs run Windows-based operating systems and include the Microsoft Office suite of applications.

Installing specific software

If the use of a teaching lab requires the installation of discipline-specific software not currently available in the lab, the following policies apply:

  1. The software must be installed by OIT personnel (the assistance of the requesting instructor may be required).
  2. The software must be legal. It is the responsibility of the individual reserving the lab to obtain the correct number of legal copies or an appropriate site license.
  3. The software must not conflict with any software on the OIT support list (i.e., if software on the OIT support list would serve the same purpose, alternative software will not be installed).
  4. OIT will provide no instructional or technical support in the use of the software.
  5. OIT reserves the right to refuse any request for software installation.

Lab Hours
During each semester, the OIT computing labs are open whenever the building is open. Sometimes, though, labs will be closed for special events on campus, whenever a class is reserved for the lab, or for routine maintenance. You can view each lab calendar above by clicking on the "View Calendar" link for the appropriate lab.Office of Information Technology computing labs are located convienently throughout campus in many academic buildings.

Lab Security System

The machines in the OIT Labs are secured by a fiber optic anti-theft system. If you should accidentally set off the alarm, use the lab phone to report the problem to the OIT HelpDesk at 844-4944 (HelpDesk calls are forwarded to the OIT machine room operators after hours), then wait for campus security and someone from OIT to arrive to turn off the alarm.