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What does STUG do?

STUG is a student organization at the Speed School of Engineering with the goal to educate current and future students about the Speed School's Tablet PC program. Currently STUG works as a sub-committee of the Speed School Student Council. However, STUG also works closely with the Engineering Fundamentals department to help educate students about how to better use their Tablet PCs.

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If you are at a UofL orientation session then you will want to look at our videos for Incoming Students & Parents

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Welcome Freshmen: Brief Tablet PC Problem Marathon

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In this episode of Tablet Tips, Jared discusses his experiences fixing the Table PC problems for the incoming freshmen at Speed School.
Submitted by jjhatf02 on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 5:29pm.

Web Applications for College Students

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In this episode of Tablet Tips, Jared and Travis discuss some common web applications they use that are useful for the typical college student.
Submitted by jjhatf02 on Thu, 06/12/2008 - 8:33pm.

Mostly Free Software Recommendations

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In this episode of Tablet Tips, Jared and Travis discuss some free and some paid software that is great for Tablet PCs and even non Tablet computers.
Submitted by jjhatf02 on Wed, 06/04/2008 - 10:28pm.

Do you own a Tablet PC?

Submitted by jjhatf02 on Sun, 06/01/2008 - 6:28pm.

I'd like to get a 64bit OS so I can put in 4gigs. What do you all think? Worth it or not or will the programs I need to use not be compatible with 64bit?

Many people don't realize that almost all new computers have a 64 bit processor. However, it is possible to run a 32 bit OS on these new processors without any problems.

Submitted by jjhatf02 on Sat, 05/31/2008 - 3:23pm.

What are the best places to store documents for free/cheap online? That way if my computer dies or something happens I don't lose my notes.

Our favorite here at STUG is Carbonite. Steven, Jared, and Travis all use it. Carbonite is a subscription service at $50/yr. If free is more your thing, Mozy is a good choice.

Submitted by jjhatf02 on Sat, 05/31/2008 - 3:15pm.
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