The TURING Lab

Transylvania University Robotics, INterface, and Graphics Lab

The TURING Lab is a place for computer science students to work and socialize. Located on the first floor of the Brown Science Center (Room 106), the lab is home to a variety of technologies, including machines capable of running Ubuntu 18.04 and Mac OS X, four 3D printers and two object digitizers, multiple robots, and an HTC Vive Pro headset. The lab also contains several whiteboards, ergonomic chairs, a conference table, and a couch.

Use of Lab

Transy students use the TURING Lab not only for completing assignments but as a space for creation and collaboration. Students make use of various equipment to broaden their horizons through technology. Students have programmed robots, printed 3D sculptures of their designs, and created different types of software. The lab is meant to be a collaborative space for not only students in the computer science program but all Transylvania University students.

About This Site

This site contains general information about the TURING Lab in Brown Science Center as well as the Computer Science program at Transylvania University. To see more details about the technology in the lab, choose from the “Technology” submenu on the header page. Visit the Wiki to find tutorials on how to use certain technologies, look up various topics in computer science, and ask and answer questions about the computer science program at Transylvania. Want even more? Check out our Instagram!