Recommended: Class machines networked together - allows students to access a shared network directory.If you have problems or questions, feel free to reach out, and we’ll do our best to help. Linux: The labs should run under Linux, but we do not test under Linux, nor directly support it.If shell scripts are provided for labs, they generally are provided in both Windows and *nix variants. Mac OS: Any relatively recent version - lab instructions are generally geared for Windows users, but Mac users should be able to adapt fairly easily.Operating System: One of the following.Disk Space: Free disk space for software installs (generally minimum 2GB).Required: Intel-compatible processor (with reasonably recent hardware).If it is, we’ll mention it in the software section (for example, much of the IBM/RAD-WAS software can be problematic in this regard).Įach student and the instructor shall have a workstation that fulfills the listed requirements. Cloning a setup is generally not a problem.It’s a good idea to keep downloaded software install files on the machines during the class in case of problems that require a re-install.The links for these are not in this lab setup, and you should receive them separately. Important Note: Student lab files are required on each computer used for the course. If you have any questions or issues, please contact us.
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