DMS operates 24 SUN workstations (mathsun1.njit.edu to mathsun24.njit.edu)
for use by graduate students (and some undergraduates). These machines 
are AFS clients, however, they are accessible only by AFS accounts associated
with DMS. Therefore, new/old AFS account holders who find that they cannot
log in to these machines must contact the AFS administrators using the link
on the right. NOTE: mathsun16 is sited in the DMS Reading Room (CUL
611); mathsun1-7, mathsun13 and mathsun23-24 are sited in the DMS Computer
Lab (CUL 615); mathsun19-21 are sited in the DMS Capstone Lab (CUL 514);
the remaining mathsun machines are dispersed in the graduate student offices.
For compiler/software information please see the Institute
Computing Resources link on the right. Click here to see an up-to-date location for these
computers.
Here are
vortex.njit.edu (a DEC Personal Workstation 600au) and pele.njit.edu
(a Compaq/DEC DS-10 
workstation), our common Tru64 UNIX workstations. The two machines are
very fast and each has 1 GB of RAM; they are well-suited for intensive computations
in graduate student projects. For further information on compilers/software
please see the cams1.njit.edu & cams2.njit.edu
link on the right. Both are AFS clients and have about 3 GB of local disk
storage under /export for users to create directories
for their code runs.
Here are the semi-common spitz.njit.edu and
albert.njit.edu dual Alpha CPU Tru64 UNIX DS-20 workstations.
Right now these machines are for exclusive use by a limited number of
faculty; if there's interest we'll open discussions on making these available
to all DMS faculty/students. For compilers and other software please see
the cams1.njit.edu & cams2.njit.edu link
on the right.