A Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is a Seattle University computer workstation that can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection and a web browser. Seattle University's Virtual Desktop comes with state-of-the-art specialty software preinstalled.
- Software
The Virtual Desktop gives you access to any of the computer lab software. For a list of Virtual Desktop software, please reference the VDI Software List.
- T: Drive
- Printing
The Virtual Desktop allows you to send documents to the SU print queue.
Accessing the Virtual Desktop
Seattle University students, faculty and staff can access the Virtual Desktop via the following ways:
Albers
| GMetrix Skills Management |
GMetrix Test Resource Manager |
| Palisades Decision Tools (@RISK) |
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Biology
Chemistry
| ChemDraw Prime |
MestReNova |
Computer Science
| ChemDraw Prime |
MestReNova |
| Anaconda |
Alice |
| Anaconda Navigator |
Inkscape |
| Anaconda Prompt |
Microsoft Expression Web 4 |
| Jupyter Notebook |
Microsoft Expression Web 4 SuperPreview |
| Reset Spyder Settings |
MySQL Workbench |
| Spyder |
NetBeans |
| Notepad++ |
ScratchUmlet |
| WS_FTP95 |
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Electrical Engineering
| Modelsim |
NI Launcher |
| NI Multisim 14.2 |
NI Ultiboard 14.2 |
Library
| Alma |
SU-Primo |
| Refworks - Write-N-Cite Plugin for Word |
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Math
| MATLAB |
Wolfram Mathematica |
New and Continuing Studies
| Git |
GitHub Desktop |
| Node.js |
Visual Studio Code |
Nursing
Psychology
For a pdf list of Virtual Desktop software, please reference the VDI Main Pool document.
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