CETS provides computing support to students, faculty, and staff of the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Our microcomputer labs are supervised by a staff of students trained for computer consulting.

• CETS draws much of its computing power from Eniac, which is a group of machines used to support coursework, electronic mail, netnews, World-Wide Web, as well as other services. Accounts on the system are available for SEAS students, faculty staff, and students taking SEAS courses.

• CETS maintains eight microcomputer laboratories for instructional computing, all of which are networked into SEAS Net. Lab locations are shown on an interactive map.

• Please contact CETS for help with computing in SEAS. You can get in touch with us by e-mailing cets@seas.upenn.edu, by calling (215)898-4707, or by visiting our office at 169 Moore.

• CETS/Eniac Policy
• Computer Privacy Statement for CETS Computers
• Penn's Policy on Ethical Behavior with Respect to the Electronic Information Environment
• CETS Group Account Policy

• Eniac User's Guide is a great starting point for those who are just getting acquainted with Eniac. It explains the basic structure of UNIX, describes a few commands that you might find useful, and much more.

• Answers to Frequently Asked Questions is a searchable database you should look at if you're experiencing a computer problem. Our growing database currently consists of over 200 articles, so there's a good chance you'll promptly find there what you're looking for.