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  Policies

  Lab Reservation Policy
  Courseware Installation and Removal Policy
  Valid User ID Required for Use Policy

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  Courseware

  The installation of software is prohibited by all users. Faculty may request the installation of courseware eight weeks in advance of the start of the semester. More information for faculty is detailed in the Courseware Installation and Removal Policy listed below.

  The following software is available in all Academic Computing Laboratories:

  ACD/Labs 2022 Freeware in C:\Program Files\ACD64FREE\
  Adobe Acrobat
  Alice 3 3.7.0.0+build.876
  Audacity
  Bridge Designer 2016 (2nd Edition)
  CutePDF Writer
  EV3 Device Manager
  Examplify
  Faronics Data Igloo Cloud
  Faronics Imaging
  Faronics Remote Connect
  Faronics Software Updater Cloud
  FileZilla
  GIMP
  Google Chrome
  Google Earth Pro
  GPL Ghostscript
  IBM SPSS Statistics
  IIS 10.0 Express
  Intel® Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager
  Java 64
  LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3
  LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT x64 Driver
  Microsoft Azure Authoring Tools
  Microsoft Azure Compute Emulator
  Microsoft Azure Libraries for .NET –
  Microsoft Azure PowerShell - April 2018
  Microsoft Azure Storage Emulator
  Microsoft Build of OpenJDK with Hotspot 11.0.16.1+1
  Microsoft Edge
  Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime
  Microsoft ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server
  Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 - en-us
  Microsoft OneDrive
  Microsoft PowerBI Desktop
  Microsoft SQL Server 2016 LocalDB
  Microsoft SQL Server 2019 LocalDB
  Microsoft System CLR Types for SQL Server 2019
  Microsoft System CLR Types for SQL Server 2019 CTP2.2
  Microsoft Update Health Tools
  Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x86 Redistributable
  Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable (x64)
  Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable (x86)
  Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable (x64)
  Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable (x86)
  Microsoft Visual Studio Installer
  Microsoft Visual Studio Setup WMI Provider
  Microsoft Web Deploy
  MIT App Inventor Tools
  Mozilla Firefox
  Mozilla Maintenance Service
  MySQL Connector C++
  MySQL Connector J
  MySQL Connector NET
  MySQL Connector Python
  MySQL Connector/ODBC
  MySQL Documents
  MySQL Examples and Samples
  MySQL for Visual Studio
  MySQL Installer - Community
  MySQL Router
  MySQL Server
  MySQL Shell
  MySQL Workbench 8.0 CE
  Notepad++
  Oracle VM VirtualBox
  PowerShell 7.3.7.0-x64
  PowerShell 7.3.8.0-x64
  PuTTY release
  Python
  Python Launcher
  R for Windows
  Respondus LockDown Browser 2 - Lab Edition
  Strawberry Perl
  SuperLab 6
  SuperLab X6
  Telemet Orion
  Visual Studio Community 2019
  VLC media player
  vs_CoreEditorFonts
  Winamp
  Windows SDK AddOn
  Windows Software Development Kit - Windows

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  Role of the Lab Assistant

  All academic computing laboratories are staffed by lab assistants who have the responsibility for oversight and management of the lab.  The lab assistants are responsible for:

  • Validating user identification to ensure only valid users are using the computer
  • Addressing general questions of usability such as logging in, printing, and saving of documents
  • Labeling unusable equipment and reporting the outage to the Academic Computing Laboratory Manager
  • Opening and closing the lab
  • Verifying all equipment is operational
  • Maintaining a peaceful and quiet study environment
  • Reporting issues of safety directly to the Public Safety office
  • Directing students to other resources for assistance

  The lab assistants are not connected to any faculty or courses and therefore are unfamiliar with homework assignments and projects. The student employees are present to help and are instructed not to answer course-related questions. Course related questions should be directed to the instructor or teaching assistant.

  The lab assistants are not available for contract services during their work shift.

  The position of lab assistant can be a very rewarding role and one that ties closely into fulfilling the mission of the University. Lab assistants have the privilege of helping others in their educational pursuits. For more information on employment opportunities, please see the employment page.

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  Printing

  PaperCut, a pay-for-print solution, is designed to help students make environmentally friendly choices about printing and significantly reduce paper waste. A 400 page per academic year allotment is provided for all students to support their course printing requirements. Additional pages may be purchased if needed. Users will be asked to confirm their print requests by entering their My Portal credentials at the time of print. Once successfully entered, the print job will be sent to the printer. Printing instructions will be available in all Academic Computing Labs and the Lab Assistants will be available to address any questions.
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  Recommended Practices

  General Use

  The Academic Computing Laboratories are designed for academic purposes. Students may use the internet for research, group academic projects, typing papers, and accessing email accounts.

  Saving Documents

  When creating documents in the lab, students should become familiar with how to save documents on a USB Flash Drive or on a cloud hosted solution. It’s always much easier to save to the particular machine that a student is working on. However, in the Academic Computing Laboratory setting, students must remember that the machines are frequently reset and documents that may have been saved locally will no longer available. It is recommended all documents are saved on a personal USB Flash Drive or on a cloud hosted solution. It’s easier to try to think of these machines as the property of the University and not the student's very own personal PC.

  Don't forget two things when using a flash drive:

  • Remember to make a backup copy to a second flash drive or to a cloud hosted solution.
  • The student should label the flash drive with his/her name and other pertinent information.

  When creating those long documents, SAVE, SAVE, SAVE.

  Priority for Academic Related Work

  As a courtesy to the educational pursuits of fellow classmates, please keep in mind that academically related tasks take precedence over non-academic usage. During peak usage times, it may be necessary to ask those students working on non-academic projects to defer to those students who need to work on academic projects. Students working on non-academically related tasks are most welcome to return to the labs during non-peak periods. Students working together in this manner help create and support the team spirit approach to the Detroit Mercy academic process.

  Limitations on Users

  The Academic Computing Laboratories are designed and intended for the use of currently enrolled Detroit Mercy students and Alumni. Spouses, children, parents, other family members and friends of currently enrolled Detroit Mercy students are not permitted to use these labs.

  Suggestions

  Please feel free to contact the Academic Computing Laboratory Manager or the Associate Vice President for Information Technology with any additional recommendations.

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  Lab Reservation Requests / Calendars

  After reading the Lab Reservation Policy, a faculty, staff, or administrator may request to reserve the lab by sending an email labres@udmercy.edu with a subject stating "LAB RESERVATION REQUEST."  Please make sure to include the date, time, and the number of students. Please do not consider the request confirmed until a confirmation email has been received.

  Winter 2021 Academic Computing Lab Calendars 

  • Commerce & Finance 9 (24 Seats Available)
  • Commerce & Finance 10 (24 Seats Available)
  • Health Professions 8 (45 Seats Available)
  • Quad Commons (24 Seats Available)