As stated in the Computer Lab Policies, computer labs are only for students enrolled in engineering courses. To access or use EECS computer lab facilities, a student must be enrolled in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and have an EECS student account. If you need to find your password for your existing EECS account, please see the Help Desk for assistance.
All computer labs, with the exception of 1005C, 1005D, and 1010 are open for use 24 hours a day, seven days a week all year.
The EECS Help Desk is located in Room 1005 Eaton Hall
Technical Support Assistant Hours:
Monday - Thursday | 8:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m. |
Friday | 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
Saturday & Sunday | 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
EECS Help Desk Hotline: (785)864-8807
There are two different ways to reset your password:
It is suggested that you store your data on personal removable media you can keep safely with you, such as a USB thumb drive. EECS students have access to store data in their student folder on the EECS file server. In Windows this can be accessed as drive H: showing your EECS student ID on 'EECS File Server. In Linux, files are saved under your Home folder. All files stored in your student folder on the EECS file server are visible from within Windows and Linux.
If a Help Desk assistant is available in the computing commons, room 1005 Eaton Hall, please contact them for assistance. If a Help Desk assistant is not available, or you just wish to submit a general inquiry to a problem, you may submit a Help Request Ticket for an EECS related issue here or for an SOECS related issue here. Fill out the form with the required information including student ID, email, and lab or system with which the inquiry pertains to, along with a detailed description of the problem. A receipt or copy of the ticket will be emailed to your email address provided.
To print a document to the color printer, you must be logged in to an SOECS computer. When you select to print a document, in the printing dialog window that opens, from the list of available printers select \\ps.soecs.ku.edu\e1005-color.
Documents printed to the Eatons Commons 9050 Laser printer can be set to print on both front and back of the page. Follow the steps below to use this option:
The scanner accepts automatic sheet fed documents only. Documents are inserted face down in the sheet feeder with the top of the document going in first. Adjust the paper guides so they are snuggly against both edges of your document.
After inserting your sheets, select one of the front panel buttons to choose your desired scanning function. A label on the front of the scanner lists the function of each button. There are three possible scanning functions: Scan to Printer (copy), Scan to PDF, or Scan to Presto Page Manager.
• Pressing Scan to printer will scan your pages and immediately print copies to the commons laser printer.
• Pressing Scan to PDF will scan your pages and open them in Adobe Acrobat as PDF files. These files will be initially saved as Acrobat PDF image files. But documents can be converted to text by using Acrobat’s OCR feature. This can be accessed under the Documents > Recognize Text Using OCR menu in Acrobat.
• Pressing Scan to Page Manager will scan your pages and open them in Presto Page Manager. Presto page manager offers many document conversion options including saving as image files, using OCR to covert documents to text, export to Microsoft Word or Excel, etc.
• Pressing the Scanner Tools & Settings button will pull up a menu allowing you to make changes to the default scanning configuration.
Additionally, the scanner should function within any other Twain Compliant software installed on our machines if you have more specialized scanning needs within a specific program.
For additional information on scanner operation consult the ScanJet User’s Guide which can be found in the HP Folder under the Start Menu. For additional information on the Presto Page Manager consult the Presto Page Manager User’s Guide which can be found in the Presto Page Manager Folder under the Start Menu. For additional information on using Adobe Acrobat click on the Help menu from within the Acrobat program.
Yes. Just specify that size in the printer properties and tell it to print to the Manual Feed tray. The Help Desk attendant then has to load 11×17 paper in the manual feed tray.