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Computer Center

Introduction

The Computer Center of the School of Civil Engineering was established in 2000 (1379 Hijri-Shamsi) and provides hardware and software services to students, staff, and faculty members of the school.

The center is currently headed by Dr. Seyed Vahid Faghihi.

Working hours are from Saturday to Wednesday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Services

  • Support and maintenance of LAN and wireless networks

  • Troubleshooting and repair of hardware and software issues for all main and peripheral computer devices

  • Full support for all computer systems within the School of Civil Engineering

  • Assistance with the use of university software and network services for students, staff, and faculty

  • Long-term execution of computational programs for graduate-level research projects through the Civil Engineering Computing Unit (CECU)

Hardware Specifications of the Computer Center

  • 7 desktop computers equipped with specialized software required by students

  • 10 fourth-generation Intel Core i7 computers in the Civil Engineering Computing Unit (CECU)

  • 20 eighth-generation Intel Core i7 computers in CECU

  • 6 high-performance Intel Core i9 and Xeon computers in CECU

  • 1 A4 black-and-white printer (for faculty use)

  • 1 A4 duplex black-and-white printer (for faculty use)

Personnel of the Computer Center – School of Civil Engineering

  • Head of the Computer Center: Dr. Seyed Vahid Faghihi

  • IT Specialist: Seyed Mohsen Tabaei

  • Military Service Technician: Mohammad Hossein Taghikhani




 

Processing Unit

 

Introduction:
The Civil Engineering Computing Unit (CECU), located within the Computer Center of the School of Civil Engineering, has been established to serve the faculty members and students of the school. The systems in this unit are used for long-term execution of engineering software and custom-written codes developed by students and faculty. These systems are housed in a dedicated, climate-controlled room.
For inquiries, please contact the unit at +98 21 6111 3289.

Usage Instructions:
To use the systems, users must visit the Computer Center supervisor at the School of Civil Engineering, submit a request form for access to the CECU systems, and complete the registration form. After registration, connection guidelines and instructions are sent to the user via email.
Access credentials and time slots are then assigned to the applicant's username. Users can connect to the desired system through the university’s internal network or via external internet access using UTVPN, and remotely run their computations through Remote Desktop Connection (RDP).
:It is important to note that
 

Users are granted administrator-level access on the assigned system.

Upon disconnection, no data is lost, and users can resume their work seamlessly upon reconnection


To view the hardware specifications of the servers, please visit the Civil Engineering Computing Unit (CECU) page

Computer Center

 

Wireless Internet Access

 

Wireless internet access (Wi-Fi) for students at the School of Civil Engineering is provided through two access points named ITCCE and CIVILENG.
For faculty members, a dedicated access point named CIVILENG-ASATID is available.

 

Access to the University of Tehran's internet services is only possible through the university's VPN.