Demonstrations
2001 University Booth

The University Booth encourages Universities to demonstrate research and instructional related designs, tools, and materials such as WWW based course materials.

• For those demonstrations requiring specific hardware/software configurations, it may be best to bring your own hardware. Please contact the University Booth coordinator if you wish to do this.
• Otherwise the University Booth will do its best to accomodate your needs. But the following guidelines will help to ensure your success.
  • The University booth will have Sun Solaris platforms (donated through DACnet by Sun), and also Intel based PCs running both Linux and Windows. Generally speaking vendor packages are not available (examples Mentor, Synopsys, Viewlogic.)
  • Bring both the media and media reader for the system you plan to use. So for example if your software is on 4mm DAT for a Sparcstation bring both your tapes, 4mm Sun tape drive, and cables. If you expect to bring Zip disks, bring the corresponding Zip Drive and drivers.
  • While the booth has an internet connection, it is still wise to bring software and if you are planning on a WWW demo it would be advisable to run the demo off local files instead of depending on access to a remote location.
• See the booth schedules for available hosts and operating systems.