http://www.bu.edu/ (World Wide Web Directory, 06/1995)

The SCV World-Wide Web

Welcome to the Scientific Computing and Visualization Group's Web server. The official Boston University server has moved and is being maintained by others. However, stay tuned to this address for information about:

Scientific Computing and Visualization group
- facilities
- production services
- networking
- help pages
- tutorials
- SCV job opportunities
  - Systems Programming/Administrator
  - Student Graphics Consultant
CGL reference manuals list.
SCV's hotlist of places to visit on the Web.
Center for Computational Science
Account and resource requests
- CM/SGI Principal Investigator Project Application
- CM/SGI Individual Account Application
Connection Machine Users Group
What's New on the BU Web (last updated: 17:44 12-Apr-95).
Web services, such as,
- a hypertext searchable interface to the BU telephone book
- access to the on-line library catalog
- a Web interface to the dictionary
Boston University 1994-95 Calendar
Maps
An introduction to writing Web/HTML documents
Video clips
Local restaurant menus
Web puzzles and games
WWW.bu.edu Usage reports

and much more.

Getting Started

This server is part of the World Wide Web, a World-wide, hypermedia, networked information system. Single click on any highlighted phrase to follow a link to a different document. To try this out single click here. You are likely viewing this document using NCSA's Mosaic multimedia document viewer. Here is NCSA's Mosaic home page.

Here are some good starting points for web exploration:

Here are answers to frequently asked questions about the Web.
NCSA's list of Internet information sources
CERN's Web Servers Directory
CERN's WWW Virtual Library
Stanford's Yahoo Guide to the Web
The Global Network Navigator
IBM's Guide to the Internet.
The NCSA What's New Page
A list of What's New pages
SCV's hotlist of Web sites with information related to scientific computing and visualization.
Other Boston University Information Servers

Disclaimer

This information server is under development. The information provide here is being actively worked on and comes from many sources. It may not necessarily be complete or accurate, nor always up-to-date. If you find something which is incorrect, please send us Email and we will try to get it fixed.

This page written and maintained by Glenn Bresnahan (glenn@lobster.bu.edu)

(Last updated: 10:33 09-Apr-95)