The William States Lee College of Engineering maintains a dedicated computing infrastructure to serve the needs of its faculty, staff and students. This system, known as the Mosaic Computing Environment, or just Mosaic, is operated by a staff of eight technical employees assigned to the OneIT College Support team that is dedicated to the College of Engineering. The Mosaic system is structured to support Windows and Linux workstations that are specifically configured to take advantage of a managed configuration designed for the Engineering discipline, as well as a robust network-based infrastructure and high-end workstations. Wireless access in all buildings occupied by the COE is provided, as is remote access to all students and faculty.

Mosaic is a highly reliable, secured and software rich environment. It is available to every College of Engineering faculty, staff and student from any Mosaic workstation in the labs, office desktop or Remote Workstation via a remote server pool we call Mosaic Anywhere. This website provides a wealth of resources to enrich your experience with the Mosaic Computing environment.

Click HERE for Available Software on Mosaic systems and find out where they are installed.

ENGR Computing is in the process of transitioning from Mosaic workstations in our ENGR Computing Labs to NinerNET workstations. We have converted 3 of the labs to NinerNET. The remaining labs use the Mosaic environment, but will be converted to NinerNET over the next year.

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NinerNET Computing Labs available to ENGR Students Mosaic Computing Labs available for ENGR Students

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Click on the Campus photo below to see the location and details of all ENGR Computing Labs running Mosaic. Click on a Building to see the Computing Labs in a Building. NOTE: NinerNET Labs are NOT included in this Map.