Tutorials
Student Tutorials
CEDC computer labs are available for remote login to students enrolled in Engineering courses only. This provides access to a myriad of engineering software applications, including ones that cannot be installed on student laptops. Please reference the College Software webpage to find out which software you can install at home and which you must remote into the labs to use.
WARNING: All data on these computers is reset upon logoff. Please be sure to backup to another location, such as Microsoft OneDrive.
- Head over to https://remote.ucdenver.edu
- On the left side of the page, select "Install VMWare Horizon Client." This will take you to VMWare's website to download.
- VMWare has a client available for every platform, including Mac, Linux, Chromebook, iOS, and Android. Download and install the client for your device.
- NOTE: Our computer labs do not work with HTML access.
- VMWare has a client available for every platform, including Mac, Linux, Chromebook, iOS, and Android. Download and install the client for your device.
- When you run the client for the first time, you will be asked for a server to connect to. Type in the address: remote.ucdenver.edu
- You will then be prompted to login. Login with your University credentials. If prompted for a domain, be sure to select UNIVERSITY.
- Login to the pool you need! Currently available:
- CEDC-Labs
- CSCI-Labs
- ELEC-Labs
- CEDC-Trimble-Labs
Students enrolled in many Computer Science courses at CU Denver will be asked to remotely use CSEGrid. CSEGrid is a clustered Linux server environment designed for students to compile and submit code for programming assignments. The same environment is used by instructors to test students’ submitted code to ensure a homogeneous compiling and coding environment.
- While off campus, connect to the campus VPN first. While on campus, no VPN is necessary.
- Information on installing and connecting to the campus VPN can be found here: https://ucdenver.edu/vpn
- Open an SSH client (we recommend Putty for Windows, Mac and Linux can both use the built-in Terminal).
- In the SSH client, connect to the address: csegrid.ucdenver.pvt
- The full command for Mac/Linux is:
ssh csegrid.ucdenver.pvt
- The full command for Mac/Linux is:
- Login with your University username/password.
- NOTE: Your email address will NOT work. If you don't know your username, contact us and we can help!
- NOTE: Your email address will NOT work. If you don't know your username, contact us and we can help!
- To transfer files, you will need to use a Secure FTP (SFTP) client. For Windows, we recommend WinSCP. For Mac, we recommend CyberDuck.
- In the SFTP client, connect to the same address: csegrid.ucdenver.pvt
Microsoft OneDrive is a cloud storage tool which provides 1TB of storage space and is available to all CU Denver students,