NET
Broadband Internet
Internet access is provided for academic browsing, learning resources and research-oriented requirements.
Digital Learning Facility
Connected tools for learning and research.
The GCTS computer laboratory supports academic work, internet access, coding, molecular modelling and drug-design related learning through networked Windows and Linux systems.
56 PCsComputer systems listed on the GCTS computing page.
100 MbpsBroadband connection published for academic internet access.
LANServer-based networking and managed local network.
Windows + LinuxMixed computing environments for academic applications.
Computing facility
Digital access for coursework, research and technical skills.
The existing GCTS computing page describes a networked computer lab with internet access and software supporting general academic work and pharmacy-related computational learning.
LAN
Networked Systems
Server-based networking and a managed LAN connect systems across the computer laboratory.
OS
Windows & Linux
Windows and Linux environments support general computing and specialised academic applications.
DD
Drug-Design Tools
Published software includes applications for molecular modelling and drug-design related academic work.
DEV
Programming Tools
Development and programming tools include VS Code, Python-related IDE support and C/C++ environments.
LIB
Academic Software
Office productivity, library software and chemistry applications support day-to-day academic tasks.
Software environment
Applications for general and specialised academic work.
The software names below are retained from the computing facilities currently published by GCTS, with version-specific wording simplified where appropriate.
Microsoft WindowsUbuntu / LinuxMicrosoft OfficeAutoDockChemSketchChemOfficeVS CodePython IDETallyC / C++Library Software
Academic access
Computing as a shared learning resource.
Students and teachers use the facility for academic purposes, including internet research, coursework, presentations, programming and computational pharmaceutical study.
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