Dell Optiplex 7050 SFF Desktop Intel Core i5-7500

• Small Form Factor with i5 Quad-Core Processor
• 8GB (2X4G) 1600MHz DDR3 Memory
• 256GB SATA Hard Drive
• 8X Slimline DVD+/-RW drive
• AMD Radeon R5 240, 1GB
• Ports: (6) USB 3.0, (4) USB 2.0, (1) , (2) Display Ports (1) HDMI
• Integrated 10/100/1000 Ethernet (UVM network ready)
• Dell USB Keyboard and Dell MS111 USB Optical Mouse
• 3 Year Warranty
• Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit

Dell Optiplex 7040 SFF Desktop Intel Core i5

• Small Form Factor with i5 Quad-Core Processor
• 8GB (2X4G) 1600MHz DDR3 Memory
• 128GB SATA Hard Drive
• 8X Slimline DVD+/-RW drive
• AMD Radeon R5 240, 1GB
• Ports: (6) USB 3.0, (4) USB 2.0, (1) VGA Optional, (1) Display Ports (1) HDMI
• Integrated 10/100/1000 Ethernet (UVM network ready)
• Dell USB Keyboard and Dell MS111 USB Optical Mouse
• 3 Year Warranty
• Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit

Dell Optiplex 7020 SFF Desktop Intel Core i5

• Small Form Factor with i5 Quad-Core Processor
• 8GB (2X4G) 1600MHz DDR3 Memory
• 128GB SATA Hard Drive
• 8X Slimline DVD+/-RW drive
• AMD Radeon R5 240, 1GB
• Ports: (6) USB 3.0, (4) USB 2.0, (1) VGA Optional, (1) Display Ports (1) HDMI
• Integrated 10/100/1000 Ethernet (UVM network ready)
• Dell USB Keyboard and Dell MS111 USB Optical Mouse
• 3 Year Warranty
• Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit

Special Requests

Any special request for software must be made a minimum of 2 weeks before the start of any semester. Any request received after the two-week cut off will be installed only if time permits in the room schedule during my normal business hours.

Any software requested must have a valid license held by the University of Vermont that I can have access to or retain in my office while the software is installed for the semester. Software without a valid UVM license or a privately owned copy will not be installed. If you are going to use any software for demonstration purposes only, we suggest you bring in a laptop with the software already pre-installed on it. We will be happy to instruct you on how to connect that laptop to the presentation system in your assigned classroom.

Most General Purpose (GP) classrooms supported by us will have a Dell PC installed in the Instructor's Station with a common software package.

To see the Specs for the Current System(s) Used in General Purpose (GP) Classrooms above.

Please note, GP Classroom computers were imaged during the summer of 2015 and now include Deep Freeze and the Deep Freeze Cloud. We hope this will cut down if not eliminate malware and viruses not caught by our anti-virus software. With Deep Freeze and the Deep Freeze Cloud, routine updates for the operating system as well as some software and browser plugins and add-ons are automatically checked and updated each night. This will also ensure the desktop remains the same in each classroom and can easily be restored by a simple restart of the computer. This also means any files saved on the desktop or in locations other than the "User Files Folders" will be deleted at the restart. To have access to your files for future classes in a room for the semester, you will have to save them in the User Files Folder. There is a shortcut on the desktop to help you easily access your files.

For a list of the software installed, see Classroom Software package - PC's above.

When you turn the instructor's computers on in the GP classrooms, they will automatically log into the account for the instructor on the computer. If someone has logged out, please choose "owstation" for the user. There is no password for this account. The computers are set up on a "workgroup" and do not log in to any domain. They have access to the internet and all programs installed. This makes it secure, you don't have to remember to log out of your personal UVM account. This also makes it easy for Guest Speakers and Instructors that are non-affiliates so they can use the computers without having to worry about a guest account.

To view the room layouts as well as a list of the equipment in the room, see the Classroom Schedules (EMS). The exceptions to this are the computers in Kalkin and Votey. Room layouts and equipment lists are also in EMS; however, installed software and logging into the computer are unique in each building. For assistance with the computers in Votey and Perkins, please email CEMS Help or call (802) 656-3392. For assistance with the computers in Kalkin, please email GSB IT Support or call (802) 656-0800.

If the room assigned to you for your class doesn't have the equipment you requested or if you have problems with the size or location, please see the Registrar's Office's Contact-Us page for room scheduling.