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Computer Labs

Office of Systems & Technology

There are 80 Intel Core 2 Duo PCs running Windows which are available for use by the BU Law students. There are 3 computer labs on the 3 rd floor (Rooms 316, 334, and 384) and a terminal cluster on the 2 nd floor reading room.

All computers are configured to run Office XP, Lexis-Nexis Westlaw research resources, Internet Explorer, and E-mail capabilities.

All computers require users to authenticate with their BU login names and Kerberos passwords.

Public-access terminal cluster is Open 7 days a week for fall and spring. Summer, intersession and holiday hours may vary.

Main office is open Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The following resources are available and are free to faculty, students and staff.

ACS (Academic Computing System); general access UNIX cluster used for e-mail, world wide web browsing, word processing, programming, research and more; public computing facilities equipped with workstations and terminals; PostScript and non PostScript laser printers; a graphics lab and terminal room; and a high-speed campus network connecting these resources and linking them to the Internet.