STATA 19 is available in Hanlon Lab I on the 4th floor of the Babbio Center and in Hanlon Lab II on the 1st floor of the Babbio Center, including the podium PCs. There is no need to request access for current students if you are going to use them in the lab.
If you need to access these workstations remotely, please read the instructions below.
If you are in a STATA related course, there is no need for you to fill out the request form. Please remind your course instructor to send us the list of students in advance.
Stevens members can send individual request for STATA through this form. You will need approval from your advisor if you are a student.
Steps to follow for STATA course students:
1. Ask your instructor to send the Hanlon Lab Administrator a list of students.
2. Receive the information of the virtual machine assigned to you from your instructor or the Hanlon Lab.
3. If you are on campus, make sure the computer you are using is connected to the Stevens-Net WiFi or campus wired network. If you are off campus, please contact the IT department for VPN access. Here is some information from the IT department.
4. Open "Remote Desktop Connection" client in your computer.
5. Put the information of the virtual machine (hostname or IP address).
6. Use your Stevens account username and password. Then, connect.
If you need to save files from the virtual machines, you can use Google Drive or other cloud storage solutions.
Please log out of the virtual machine when you are not using it. Closing the remote desktop session will not log your user out. If you need to run jobs on the remote machine for a long period of time, you can start the jobs and disconnect your remote desktop session.
Please do not power off the virtual machines.
Here is a video on how to connect to a machine through Windows Remote Desktop. Put "CAMPUS\" in front of your Stevens username to specify the domain name.