Student Success and Workforce Readiness

Texas A&M students and faculty are pushing virtual reality’s creative limits, using Dell Precision mobile workstations to save rendering time and demo their work at conferences and shows.

Murray State University utilizes Dell Precision workstations for its engineering program to provide application performance for student designs, simulations and analysis, streamlining their projects and preparing them for their future.

The Emerging Analytics Center at the University of Arkansas Little Rock uses Dell Precision workstations and the Dell Canvas to educate and train students for careers in augmented and virtual reality.

Students in digital animation, visual effects and virtual reality at Drexel University’s ACE-Lab can learn more creatively and quickly using advanced hardware and powerful graphics tools.

The University of Arkansas cuts support costs and enables access to applications anytime, anywhere and on any device with a Dell EMC virtual desktop infrastructure.

University of Massachusetts Lowell improves students’ educational experience, minimizes their capital costs, and simplifies growth with virtual desktops from Dell and VMware.

See how the college’s ACCelerator enables individualized education with large increases in success rates, student persistence and attendance. Dell EMC PowerEdge servers and Dell Wyse thin clients power this highly adaptable learning environment.