Desktop computers located throughout the John Peace Library (JPL) and Downtown Library (DTL) as well as laptops available for check out from the Front Desk come loaded with the following software and are managed by UTS.
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.net Framework Adobe Air Adobe Creative Cloud Adobe Flash Player Adobe Reader Adobe Shockwave Player Audacity CutePDF Dr. Java |
EndNote FileZilla FTP Ghostscript GIMP iTunes Java Jaws JCreator LabStats |
Microsoft Office 2016 Student Movie Maker & Photo Gallery Mozilla Firefox Photo Story for Windows PrintSpot PuTTY SPSS VLC Zoom Text |
Located in the North Commons area on the 2nd Floor of JPL as well as the common area of the AET Library, these computers, and the associated software listed below are managed by the College of Engineering.
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Abaqus Adobe Reader Ansys 17.2 ArcGIS Arduino Arena 14.5 AutoDesk 2017 Bentley Engineering Blender Bloodshed Dev C++ BlueJ Cadence 16.3 Comsol 4.4 Digilent EndNote Excel Addins thermo/idealgas Freescape Codewarrior Google Chrome Google Earth Hec |
HY-8 Infinity Interactive Thermodynamics v. 3 Internet Explorer Labview 2017 Lego Mindstorms LogicAid Maple 13 Mathcad 13 Mathematica 10 Matlab 2016B Microsoft Endpoint Mentor Graphics Microsoft Office 2013 Microsoft Project 2016 Microsoft Visio 2016 MobaXTerm ModelSim Mozilla Firefox NX Client |
Paraview 3.12.0 PowerWorld Primavera PSCAD 4.2.1 Safari SAP2000 ver. 18 SimuAid SolidWorks 2017 SQL Server SSH Secure Shell Tabview 2016 Unity Virtual Box Visual Studio 2016 WinPcap WMS 10.1 Working Model Xilinx 2015.1 Xilinx AutoESL
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See instructions linked below for help accessing the Engineering Remote Desktop.
iMac desktop computers are located on the third floor and must be reserved.
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Adobe Air Adobe Creative Cloud Adobe Flash Player Adobe Reader Adobe Shockwave Player Apple iWork |
EndNote Garage Band Google Chrome iTunes Keynote |
Microsoft Office 2016 Student Mozilla Firefox Numbers Pages PrintSpot VLC |
Learn more about and reserve one of our iMacs using the link below.
The UTSA MyApps VDI will work on any operating system, meaning you can use your most important apps on any device, including the library computers. For more information about MyApps VDI, as well as support for VDI related questions, see the link below.
Users have access to the following softwares through MyApps VDI
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Adobe Acrobat Reader Adobe Flash Player Amazon Corretto 8 Anaconda3 ArcGIS Audacity ChemDraw Cisco Webex Meetings Maple 2019 Mathcad Prime Matlab 2019A |
Dr. Java Endnote Google Chrome IBM SPSS Amos v25 IBM SPSS Statistics v25 Internet Explorer Java JDK 8.121 JMP Pro JupyterLab JupyterNotebook Mobaxterm |
Mozilla Firefox Office 2019 Python R RStudio SAS Snipping Tool VLC Player Wolfram Mathematica Zotero |
You can access MyApps VDI using the link below