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DESIGN STUDENTSDell Direct Purchase Program The School of Architecture Technology staff is recommending the Dell Mobile Precision 5530 or Dell Mobile Precision 7530 for all design students. - Dell Mobile Precision 5530 – Basic This is the recommended system for most design students.
- Dell Mobile Precision 7530 – Advanced (VR Ready) This is the recommended system for students who are interested in using advanced and emerging digital technologies in the course of their studies, including: advanced rendering, real-time visualization and simulation, virtual and augmented reality, advanced scripting and programming, and/or advanced building information modeling.
To visit Dell's student purchase portal and see more details, go to: http://dell.com/utsoa and then click on the "Architecture Students Shop Recommended Systems" link near the middle of the page. Lenovo Purchase Program - through CDW-G - We are in negotiations and hope to have access to a specially priced options for the following models very soon. (updated 7/12/18)
- Lenovo ThinkPad P52 (20M9000XUS) - Basic
- Lenovo ThinkPad P52 (20M9000LUS) - Advanced (VR Ready)
- Lenovo ThinkPad P52 (20M90024US) - Advanced (VR Ready) w/ 4k Touch Display
Other options available through the Campus Computer Store
| NON-DESIGN STUDENTSDell Direct Purchase Program The School of Architecture Technology staff is recommending the Dell Mobile Precision 5530 for non-design students. - Dell Mobile Precision 5530 – This is the recommended system for most non-design students.
- Non-design students with strong digital technologies skills and interests may want to consider upgrading to the basic or advance design student offering.
To visit Dell's student purchase portal and see more details, go to: http://dell.com/utsoa Lenovo Purchase Program - through CDW-G We are in negotiations and hope to have access to a specially priced Lenovo ThinkPad P52 (20M9000GUS) very soon. (updated 7/12/18) Non-design students with strong digital technologies skills and interests may want to consider upgrading to the basic or advance design student offering.
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