ITS Research Computing Support

Computing Support for Researchers at UVa

ITS supports University researchers through the Research Computing Support group located in the Scholars’ Lab in Alderman Library.

Service Overview

Broad-based research computing support
- Detailed services listed below
Access to licensed research software packages
- Software licensing site
- Specialized licensed software access via the Hive
Assistance with research-related software
- Information about popular titles
- Product selection
- Installation assistance
- Programming support
- Troubleshooting
- Compatibility support
Referrals to additional support resources around UVa

Detailed Services/Supported Software Titles

Data Acquisition and Mining Services	Data Analysis and Statistical Software Services	Mathematical and Numerical Software Services
Consultation Database Input Interface Design On-line Survey Tools QuestionPro LabView Software SAS Enterprise Miner TIBCO SPLUS Miner Database Access and Referral GIS Data and Analysis Referral	Training and Support for Statistical Analysis and Data Visualization IDL Minitab N'Vivo R SAS SPSS Stata S-PLUS	Consultation Mathematical Modeling and Simulation Graphical Visualization Training and Support for Mathematical and Visualization Software Maple Mathcad Mathematica MATLAB

Contact Us

Visit us in the Scholars’ Lab in Alderman Library. Our hours are 8:30 AM until 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Call us at (434) 243-8800.
Email us.

Page Updated: 2011-06-29

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