The tables below list the CAEN-managed computer labs and other on-campus locations with computers that run the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE). Several locations offer additional features such as stations for collaborative group work, and monitor-only stations for connecting a personal device. There are different types of CAEN labs available, including:
- Standard CAEN Labs – Spaces that offer computer stations available to students on an open, walk-up basis. These can include both individual, and collaborative/group stations.
- Instructional CAEN Labs – Designated CAEN-managed spaces that are reservable by instructors for course-related work. All reservable labs include a large monitor(s) or projector(s) for instructors to display content to the audience, as well as multiple computers for students to work on.
- Classroom Dual-purpose Labs – Similar to instructional CAEN labs, these spaces are designated as Engineering classrooms, which can be reserved for regularly-scheduled courses, computer instruction, or project-based learning.
All CAEN-managed computer labs are available for student walk-in use when not reserved. A display outside the entrance will provide the reservation schedule.
In addition, many common areas around the College, such as lounges, atriums, and study spaces, have CAEN computers available for walk-up use. Other spaces on campus, including in the Duderstadt Center and at some ITS-managed computing sites, offer standard walk-up access to computers running the CLSE.
CAEN Computer Labs
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Total # of Computers | Lab Type | Reservable Lab | Collaborative Stations | Monitor-only Stations |
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| Beyster 1620 | 50 | Classroom Dual-purpose |  |
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| Beyster 1695 | 10 | Standard | |
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| Chrysler 273 | 13 | Standard | |||
| Cooley 1934 | 12 | Standard | |||
| CSRB 2230 | 26 | Instructional | |
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| EECS 2331 | 21 | Instructional | |
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| EECS 2420 | 20 | Standard | |
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| EECS 4440 | 6 | Classroom Dual-purpose | |
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| FMCRB 3000 | 12 | Standard | |
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| FXB B085 | 20 | Standard | |
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| GFL 224 | 13 | Classroom Dual-purpose | |
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| GGBL 2517 | 47 | Instructional | |
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| GGBL 2570 | 16 | Standard | |
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| LBME 1130 | 12 | Classroom Dual-purpose | |
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| NAME 134 | 32 | Classroom Dual-purpose | |
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| Pierpont B505 | 7 | Standard | |
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| Pierpont B507 | 7 | Standard | |
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| Shapiro B000 | 20 | Standard | |
Common Areas
Some areas within College of Engineering buildings, such as lounges, atriums, and study spaces, may have CAEN computers available for walk-up use:
| Location |
Total # of Computers | Type of Area | Individual Computer Stations | Collaborative Stations | Monitor-only Stations |
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| GGBL 2502 | – | Study Space | |
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| LBME 1100 | 4 | Study Space | |
The Duderstadt Center
The Duderstadt Center (DC) provides all University of Michigan employees and enrolled students with access to many computers running the CLSE. Depending on the area of the building, individuals will find computers at individual or collaborative/group stations. Monitor-only stations are also available, offering large displays for connecting a personal device.
| Location (click to view details) |
Total # of Computers | Individual Computer Stations | Collaborative Stations | Monitor-only Stations |
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| DC 2nd Floor South (2S) | 20 | |
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| DC 2nd Floor Southwest (2SW) | 17 | |
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| DC 3rd Floor East (3E) | – | |
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| DC 3rd Floor East Alcove (3EA) | 22 | |||
| DC 3rd Floor Northeast (3NE) | 51 | |
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| DC 3rd Floor South (3S) | – | |
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| DC 3rd Floor Southwest (3SW) | 42 | |
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| DC 3rd Floor West Alcove (3WA) | 3 | |
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ITS Computing Sites
The following ITS-managed campus computing sites also provide a number of computers that run the CLSE: