EXP Kiewit



KIEWIT  (17 December 1984)
  
     Formally dedicated on December 2, 1966, the Kiewit Computation Center
building owes its existence to the generosity of Peter D. ('22) and Evelyn
Kiewit.  Kiewit provides educational and research computer services for
Dartmouth Colllege.  The following EXPLAIN topics provide information on
services provided by Kiewit Computation Center:
  
NETWORK             the Kiewit communications network that links terminals
                       all over campus to several computers
HARDWARE ONCAMPUS   computers on campus
MINICOURSE          non-credit classes offered by Kiewit
CLUSTER KIEWIT      terminals available in Kiewit's public terminal room
HISTORY             history of computing at Dartmouth
STORE               hours, phone number, mailing address, items sold  (the
                       Kiewit Store is now in the basement of McNutt)

For the latest in news on general computing and personal computing at
Dartmouth, type LIST NEWS*** or LIST PCNEWS***.
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EXP HARDWARE ONCAMPUS



HARDWARE ON-CAMPUS  (22 March 1989)

     The major general-purpose computers on the Dartmouth campus
are:

      DCTS1   Dartmouth College Time Sharing 1
      LIB     Vax 11/785 computer (UNIX3) that contains the on-line
                 College library catalogs
      UNIX2   Vax 11/785 computer running UNIX
      V1      Vax 11/785 running VMS
      CMS1    IBM 4381 running VM/CMS
      U4      Convex C1 XP computer running UNIX
      T1      VAX 11/785 running VMS at Thayer School

For a description of how to connect to these computers, type
EXPLAIN NETWORK CONNECTIONS.  Remember that you must have a valid user
number on each computer that you try to use.  For information on the hardware
used with each system, type EXPLAIN HARDWARE system-name, where 'system-name'
is replaced by a computer name as listed above.  For information
on theKiewit Network hardware, type EXPLAIN NETWORK.
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