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What Department Computers Are Available For Me To Use?
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Who gets an ECEn account?
Any student who is either a declared major in the college, taking a department class, or working for the department.

What's the difference between my ECEn account and my CAEDM account?
An ECEn account is a CAEDM account with additional priveleges specific to people in the ECEn classes or involved in ECEn teaching or research activities. Generally the username and password to access ECEn services are the same as the CAEDM pasword. If you're not sure whether the problem you're having is specific to the ECEn priveleges associated with your account or whether it's a more general CAEDM account problem, usually either the CAEDM Administrators or the ECEn SysOps can help you decide where to go for help.

What if I am in another major taking classes in the ECEn Department?
If the class requires an account, you will be able to set up an account using the CAEDM Account Adder. If you added a class from the department after the first day of class, you may experience problems setting up your account. If you experience any difficulties, send an email to the CAEDM SysOps. Include your Route Y username, the name of the class you are currently taking, and a brief description of the problem (i.e. - "I added a class from the department late and am unable to create a CAEDM account").

What if I am not registered for any classes at BYU, but am doing research for a professor?
The professor must inform the SysOps that you require an ECEn account. After that, you will need to provide the ECEn SysOps with your Route Y username and BYU ID. The SysOps will then take care of creating an account for you.

What Spice machines can I use?
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Computers running HP-UX:
HP 3700HP 3600
acacia, batwing, camomile, cardamom, celery, cilantro, cocoa, colossus, frogleg, ginseng, graviton, immortus, korvac, laurel, lex, licorice, lobellia, marjoram, maximus, myrrh, nebulon, nutmeg, saffron, terrax, variety, wormwood
anise, camphor, caraway, catnip, dill, mustard, rosemary, sesame, tarragon
Note: the HP 3700 machines are faster.

Computers running GNU/Linux:
D530CMTVectra VL420MT
chocolate, onion, pesto, salsa, soy, turmeric, vanilla
allspice, sage, sugar, water
Note: the D530CMT machines are faster.

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