ArcGIS Pro, SOLIDWORKS, SPSS, and the full Adobe Suite are currently installed locally on library workstation computers in the HUB 24 space and all library classrooms computers. Most other software is available via the Virtual Computer Labs (APP Stream). The computers in classrooms 111B, 216A, 216B, 217C and 217D are open for student, staff, and faculty use when no class is in session. At this link you can view scheduled class times
- Adobe Design Premium CC
- Acrobat Distiller
- Acrobat Pro
- After Effects
- Animate
- Audition
- Bridge
- Dreamweaver
- Illustrator
- InDesign
- Photoshop
- Photoshop Lightroom
- Premiere
- Adobe Reader
- ArcGIS
- ArcCatalog
- ArcGlobe
- ArcMap
- ArcScene
- Autodesk
- AutoCAD
- AutoCAD Civil 3D
- Revit
- Fire.org
- BehavePlus
- FARSITE
- FireFamily Plus
- FlamMap
- Fofem
- NEXUS
- Firefox
- Google Chrome
- Google Earth
- JMP Pro
- (Wolfram) Mathematica
- MATLAB
- Minitab
- Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Microsoft Office
- Access
- Excel
- OneNote
- PowerPoint
- Publisher
- Word
- Microsoft Silverlight
- OpenLCA
- Python
- R
- Read & Write
- SAS
- SolidWorks
- SPSS
- SSH Secure Shell
- 7-Zip
- Zotero Standalone
- Adobe CC
- Bridge
- Dreamweaver
- Extension Manager
- Fireworks
- Flash
- Illustrator
- InDesign
- Lightroom
- Photoshop
- Premiere
- Acrobat Pro
- AutoCAD 2015 (Mac Version)
- BBEdit
- Camtasia
- Cyberduck
- Firefox
- GarageBand 10
- Google
- Chrome
- Earth
- Graphviz
- Handbrake
- iBooks Author
- ImageJ
- iMovie 10
- iPhoto 9.5
- iTunes
- JMP
- Keynote
- Maple
- Mathematica
- MATLAB
- Microsoft Office 2011
- Excel
- Powerpoint
- Word
- Outlook
- Microsoft Remote Desktop
- Microsoft Silverlight
- Numbers
- Pages
- Photo Booth
- QuickTime X
- R
- Safari
- Stuffit Expander
- TeX
- VLC Media Player
- Xcode
- Zotero
All workstations throughout the library are equipped with the following assistive software:
- Read & Write GOLD (text-to-speech literary software)
- ZoomText
- JAWS
There are also several assistive technology workstations equipped with ZoomText large print keyboards and height-adjustable tables. The locations of these workstations can be found on the maps page.
Read more on our assistive technology initiative.
Read more on our accessibility pages.
In addition, Cal Poly’s Virtual Computer Labs is a cloud-based application streaming service that enables Cal Poly students, faculty and staff to access specialized academic software previously only available in on-campus labs—using a web browser.
Find more information on the Virtual Computer Labs website.
For tech support with the software, please contact Information Technology Services (ITS).