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Computing & Libraries at the University of Pittsburgh
The University of Pittsburgh provides diverse and productive
environments in which students can conduct research. Our world-class
libraries provide students to access of millions of books, articles,
electronic resources, and more. Our fully staffed computer labs
are comfortable, accessible, and feature up-to-date equipment.
The University of Pittsburgh also offers wireless
Internet access to students, providing even more flexibility.
Computing
The university provides all students with a computer account
that gives students access to Pitt's considerable computing
services. Students, faculty, and staff have access to the
campus' computing
labs. Most labs have the hardware and software applications
that students need on a regular basis, such as office applications,
web design, scientific applications, etc. Specialty labs offer
extended hours, specialized hardware, or specialized software.
In addition, graduate students in the Economics department have
access to their own computing laboratory, with software such as
E-Views, Gauss, Matlab, Scientific Workplace, SAS, Stata, Systat,
and TSP among others.
The Department of Economics also has a internationally recognized
computer lab for research in experimental
economics.
Libraries
The
University Library System at Pitt provides world-class resources
for a broad range of research interests. Students also have access
to Pitt's extensive Digital
Library, with online access to journal articles and other
electronic resources.
The Graduate School of Public and International Affairs has a
specialized GSPIA/Economics
Library for books, journals, and other subject-specific resources.
The Economics collection is particularly strong in regional economics,
international economics and economic theory.
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