System Overview

The Information Media Studies System underwent a system upgrade in March 2026, and the new system has now been put into operation.
This system is positioned as a transitional measure toward a full transition to BYOD (Bring Your Own Device: students using their own laptops, tablets,
and other information devices for classes and learning activities), and some PC classrooms and terminals from the old system will continue to be installed and maintained.

Higashiyama Campus

Building Room OS (dual boot) Number of student
devices		 Number of units s
for teacher
Liberal Arts and Sciences,2F Sub-Laboratory,A Windows11/Linux 104 1
Liberal Arts and Sciences,2F Sub-Laboratory,B Windows11/Linux 28 1
Liberal Arts and Sciences,2F Sub-Laboratory,C Windows11/Linux 40 1
Central Library,2F Seminar Room A Windows11/Linux 24 1
Central Library,2F Multipurpose Learning Area Windows11/Linux 12 0
Central Library,2F Writing Support Area Windows11/Linux 3 0

Daiko Campus

Building Room OS (dual boot) Number of student
devices		 Number of units
for teacher
School of Health Sciences Main Building,2F Information Media Room (1) Windows11/Linux 52 1
School of Health Sciences Main Building,2F Information Media Room (2) Windows11/Linux 6 0

**※AlmaLinux 9 is used for Linux. **

Device specifications 端末の仕様

Manufacturer Model CPU Memory Monitor
Dell QCS1250 Core i5 14 cores 16GB 22-inch widescreen

Windows VDI

We provide a cloud-based Windows environment that can be accessed remotely from outside the campus. Users can access the Windows environment via a web browser. There is a limit of 300 simultaneous users. Normally, use is on a first-come, first-served basis, but by making a reservation in advance for classes, it is possible to secure a Windows environment for use only by designated instructors and students during the class time.

For instructions on how to use Windows VDI, please see here .

Other Systems

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