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--- planning:lab_renewal [2015/01/29 20:10] – kjohns23
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   * Editors
   * SQL clients
-  * Debuggers including gdb
+  * Debugging tools including gdb
   * Profiling tools including IDEs
   * Version Control Software such as SVN and git
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   * Dedicated cluster programming environment (Pilot)
   * Graphics hardware available for CUDA
+CIS*3190 Software for Legacy Systems
+  * Fortran (gfortran), Cobol (cobc), Ada (gnatmake)
 CIS*3210 Computer Networks
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   * Network analysis tools such as Wireshark
   * May require dedicated networking infrastructure (switches, routers, access points) in the future
+CIS*4720 Image Processing and Vision
+  * Python with associated libraries: numpy, scipy, SimpleCV, OpenCV, pymorph, matplotlib, scikit-image
+CIS*4800 Computer Graphics and CIS4820 Game Programming
+  * OpenGL (both GL and GLU) and GLUT libraries
 == Bachelor of Computing: ==
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-=== Lab Environments ===
-== PC ==
-Pros:
-  *Standalone, machines operate independently of each other
-  *Can run software without impacting other users
-Cons:
-  *Management, increased time as efforts must be duplicated for each machine.
-  *Complex client, admin resources required to fix
-== Mac ==
-Pros:
-  *Standalone, machines operate independently of each other
-  *OSX Software – Only environment with OSX software available
-Cons:
-  *Management, increased time as efforts must be duplicated for each machine.
-== ThinClient ==
-Pros:
-  *Manageability – Reduced administrative efforts as changes can be rolled out quickly to all machines.
-  *Setup – adding new clients requires less resources as only a terminal must be set up
-  *Shared Environment – The environment is standardized for all users
-  *Remote access – Server for shared environment accessible over SSH or Remote Desktop type application
-  *Dumb Client, easy to replace terminal if broken without sysadmin
-Cons:
-  *Downtime – server outage may affect multiple machines
-== BYoC ==
-Pros
-  *Demonstrated enjoyment by students
-  *Requires limited sysadmin computer resources as not managed by SoCS
-Cons
-  *Lack of standardization, all machines will be unique
-  *Software unavailability – some software may be unavailable for BYoC machines, or unpractical/uneconomic to provide
-== Raspberry Pi ==
-Pros:
-  *Mostly standard environment – all pis run the same OS and have same software availability
-  *Requires limited sysadmin resources, most problems fixed by reformat of SD card or replacement of Pi
-Cons:
-  *Limited processing power, not suitable for high computational needs