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Securely access your research or academic files from your office or on-campus labs.
Securely access your research or academic files from home, or anywhere in the world.
Copy files to your personal web space as easily as you can to any other network drive.
Download any files in your personal web space from anywhere in the world.
Copy files to your private web space to avoid sending large files via email.
Email a link to a file in your private web space to avoid exceeding recipients' email quotas and other technical problems.
Track your research activities, collaborate with peers, and promote your professional reputation with a blog.
Manage progress on project tasks and the development of project documents with web-based project management and collaboration tools.
Manage the development of program code (or any project files) among several people with a version control system.
Track the changes in program code, project files, or online documentation among several people with a software configuration management website and integrated Wiki.
Solve large computational problems by combining dozens of high-performance CPUs into one parallel computation system. Alternatively, solve large numbers of smaller problems with our queuing system that automatically delegates each problem to an available CPU.

The Computer Aided Engineering Network, administered by the Center for Manufacturing Research, is the center for high-performance computing in TTU's College of Engineering.

Since 1984, faculty, staff, and graduate students have worked together in the CAE Lab to solve real-world engineering problems from government and industry: areas including solid mechanics, modal analysis, chemical modeling, image processing, and computational fluid dynamics. Lab facilities are easily accessed from faculty and student desktops both on and off campus.

What can you (or your research group) do with the facilities and services offered in the CAE Network?

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