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Remote Desktop Access: Installing Ancotech Software

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CIVIL-390: Project in civil engineering

Application des connaissances acquises au bachelor à un projet de génie civil ...

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This lecture provides a comprehensive guide on accessing remote desktop computers in the computer lab and installing Ancotech software. The instructor begins by demonstrating how to access the computers using a web browser, specifically by navigating to vdi.epfl.ch. After logging in with the appropriate credentials, the instructor explains how to enhance the user experience by using the fullscreen option. The lecture then transitions to the installation process of Ancotech software, where the instructor guides viewers to the Ancotech website to download the necessary applications for engineers. The installation steps are outlined clearly, emphasizing the importance of following default options for a smooth setup. Throughout the lecture, practical tips are shared to ensure a successful installation and optimal use of the software, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in civil engineering.

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