Roux Center for the Environment, Room 303

General Information

Location: Roux Center, Room 303.
Hours: Open by reservation.
Room Type: Classroom.
Seating Capacity: 18.
Reservations: Contact the EOS Department.

Technology

Available to the Instructor:

  • Mac Mini providing Mac OS and a virtual Windows operating system (in the hallway in the AV rack in the AV/Data closet).
  • A list of software for either operating system can be found here.

A/V Technologies:

  • Crestron Touch Panel Controls.
    • Controls audio, lights, screens, shades, and video inputs.
  • Region Free Blu-ray/DVD/CD Player.
    • Note: Player is located in the AV rack, which is in the hall in the AV/Data closet.
  • Room audio.
  • Vocal reinforcement Instructor:  Yes - Wireless Lavaliere to powered speaker.
  • Vocal reinforcement Audience:  No.

Wireless Presentation: Yes. Apple TV with Ditto supports AirPlay from macOS, iPadOS, and Windows (with Ditto software).

 

Training and Support

Training:

We highly recommend that you request a training session before using this space for the first time. To request a session, click the button below.

Request Training Session

Support:

If you experience any issues in the classroom or lab, either with the AV technology or a computer, please let us know so we can fix it right away!

Report a Classroom or Lab Issue

Classroom Images

Roux 303 looking at the whiteboard wall and projection surface with interactive projector

Roux 303. View from the class towards the whiteboard projector.

Roux 303. View from the whiteboard projector towards the classroom.

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