UCSF Medical Center Alphabetical Index. About UCSF. University of California, San Francisco.
CIT Home   Drag & Drop to WebCT   Podcasts@UCSF   Log into WebCT  

CIT :: Lab :: Lab Workstations









CIT Lab Workstations

A variety of peripherals are available on many CIT Lab workstations. Important multimedia productivity software is available on all workstations, such as Abobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Acrobat, web development programs (Dreamweaver), and HTML editors (BBEdit and Homesite). CD-RW drives and ZIP drives are available on all PCs and Mac G4s and G5s. DVD drives are available on all Mac G4s and G5s. Slide and flatbed scanners are attached to a number of the workstations, both Mac and PC. Other hardware includes a graphics tablet and DVD-R/RW drives. Some equipment is also available for loan.

Follow the links below for detailed descriptions of the hardware and software available on the CIT Lab workstations:

Macintosh
  • Cletus (Mac G4; OS 9 -- Scanning / Imaging )
  • Apu (Mac G4; OS X -- Digital Video / Digital Audio / DVD Authoring )
  • Uter (Mac ; OS X -- Digital Video / Digital Audio / DVD Authoring )
  • Milhouse (Mac ; -- Digital Video / Digital Audio / DVD Authoring )
  • DiscoStu (Mac ; OS X -- Digital Video / Digital Audio / DVD Authoring )
Windows PCs
  • Poochie (Pentium 4; WinXP -- Digital Video / Scanning / DVD Authoring )
  • Smithers (Pentium D; WinXP -- Digital Video / Digital Audio / DVD Authoring )
  • Scratchy (Pentium 4; WinXP -- Digital Video / Digital Audio / Scanning )
DVD/CD Duplicator -- Making numerous copies of DVDs and CDs is much faster and easier with this 4-drive duplicator tower.


CIT Lab Storage Server ("Wiggum")

CIT Lab users now have access to gigabytes of secure storage space on Wiggum, the CIT Lab's new network-attached storage server. The availability of a very large amount of central storage space offers CIT Lab users a great deal more security and freedom that they currently have in saving their working files.


Equipment for Loan

The CIT Lab now loans out equipment, such as a digital camcorder and digital camera, for short periods of time. The following equipment can be borrowed by UCSF faculty (or their designated staff/student assistants) for the purposes of developing instructional content. All borrowers must accept full responsibility for the equipment they borrow (a signed lease agreement is required). Contact the Manager, CIT Lab, for more information.




CIT Quicklinks


  How to Log Into WebCT

  Forget user name/password?

  Report CIT Problems

  CIT ClassesCIT Lab

  Course Materials Online

  EventsCalendarVideo

CIT News       RSS

  CIT Staff Opening

  New CIT Classes

  Lab Door Code Renewal

  WebCT Weekly Downtime


Search
 Find... 
  in...
 

print-friendly page Print-friendly version

 
 
 
UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management | Privacy Statement
University of California, San Francisco | ©2007 The Regents of the University of California