How do I remotely log into my computer using CSE labs?
CSE Labs allows you to remotely log into a variety of machines using the secure shell or SSH for short. For this you will need an SSH tool. Windows: Open cmd.exe and check that the ssh command is present by typing ssh Enter. Most recent Windows installs have it.
How can I access Unix/Linux environments at UMN?
The UMN College of Science and Engineering (CSE) provides a wealth of computing resources including several ways to easily access UNIX/Linux environments. CSE Labs provides several physical lab locations many of which have Linux computers with a Unix environment.
Why should I Choose UMN CSE?
You're already set for the most part as you're using the same OS as your professor and will reap the benefits thereof. The UMN College of Science and Engineering (CSE) provides a wealth of computing resources including several ways to easily access UNIX/Linux environments.
Are computer classrooms and labs available in the College of Science?
CSE computer classrooms and labs are available for use by students in the College of Science and Engineering. Labs are unavailable during scheduled classes. Non-24-hour labs are closed on all University holidays.
Can you run tests for both the quiz and code sections?
You can run tests for both the QUIZ and CODE sections with
Is there a late submission for lab work?
No late submission are accepted for lab work.
What is CSE in UMN?
The UMN College of Science and Engineering (CSE) provides a wealth of computing resources including several ways to easily access UNIX/Linux environments.
How to run lab01 code?
On logging into the machine you will work on, you will need to make sure that you get the codepack linked at the top associated with the lab and unzip it which will create a directory called lab01-code with C files for you to analyze. To compile and run these, open a terminal and navigate to the directory lab01-code. This is usually done by issuing a series of "change directory" or cd commands as in the following brief demo.
What command is used to mount a remote folder on an empty local folder?
Once set up, an sshfs command can be issued to mount a remote folder on an empty local folder. I often use the following command to mount my home directory on remote machine apollo.cselabs.umn.edu on a local directory called apollo :
Does CSE have Linux?
CSE Labs provides several physical lab locations many of which have Linux computers with a Unix environment. Visiting a lab physically and working on their computers is a plausible way to get work done in courses that require such an environment. This link lists the lab locations and their usage / hours of operation:
Do remote mounts require VPN?
NOTE: Remote mounts may require use of a VPN to the University. Instructions from the University are here:
Does UMN require 2 factor authentication?
Most UMN resources now require 2-factor authentication , including remote access to CSE Labs machines. You will need to install the Duo App on a mobile device to receive the verification prompts while logging into machines. After entering a username / password in a login sequence, usually one will get a final prompt to use Duo to verify the login. Keep track of your phone for this.
