The decision to Apple’s XGrid system was taken in the wake of Sony’s decision to cease support for linux as operating system on PS3 systems, which are extensively used at CU CPS’s HPC facility.

XGrid offers the added advantages of utilizing CU’s installed base of Mac OS X systems as well as the current PS3 linux systems for high performance computing (HPC).

If you need to convert a translation memory from one format to another (e.g. trados to wordfast or vice versa) the department for Computational Linguistics at CU will more than likely be able to perform the task for you.

This service should help many freelance translators and translation agencies to be able to keep using the translation memories that they have build up over time, no matter what tm tool the use. It will also be easier to select vendors, which use another tools than yourself.

The newly established Vocational Training Center at CU (CU VTC) will shortly be offering certification in vocational activities. The initial aim is to offer certification to people with considerable amounts of practical experience in a vocation.

The certification can be sought by individuals independently of geographical location because the vetting of the trainee is done by video, as well as by sitting an online exam in the chosen field.

Once again CU is breaking the mould of educational habit. Links to the offered certifications will be added shortly.

Prof. Dr. Andrew M. Patterson joins CU on October 1st 2008, as professor at the department of English literature. Prof. Patterson is an experienced author with several published books under his belt and he has a wealth of experience in teaching English as a foreign language to students in many countries. He will mainly be teaching Creative Writing courses to distance learning students.

However, his expertise might also be utilized by the Department for English Language.

Please join us in welcoming Prof.Dr. Patterson to CU.

Cotman University announces its intent to open a department for parallel supercomputing operating under the department for computer science. The initial preparation and planning has already begun and it is expected that the CU dept. for parallel supercomputing will follow in the footsteps of other academic institutions around the world who are currently using clusters consisting of standard and readily available components and software.

In our constant effort to secure better service and at the same time optimize our facilities we now move the datacenter (again). The process has already begun and we expect it to be completed at the end of November 2007. This means that our servers will be disconnected for a short while.

The servers for web/email/telephones wil be moving location on Friday the 30th of November 2007, the move will coincide with other maintenance work and it is expected that the servers will be down/unavailble for 24 hours.

The datacenter has now moved to its new location, but it is running without mail and phone services for the time being. All mail to CU's servers is being rerouted to the alternative email addresses for students and staff. We expect this situation to last until the beginning of the next week.

Since we cannot be contacted by phone or e-mail we suggest that you leave a message by using the contact page.

As and from the 1st of November 2007 Prof. Dr. Christian Lindtner will be the new Head of the Department af the Department for Indian Philology & History of Religion.

Please join us in wishing welcome. Click here to learn more about Prof. Dr. Christian Lindtner.

Our facilities in Egypt has been closed due to circumstances, which never settled to our satisfaction.

The move of CU's server facilities is now complete. Below you can see how far we are in the planned processes. Read More...

As and from the 1st. of November 2006 Prof.Dr. Bert Lemmes will be the new head of department at the Philosophy department. Please join us in wishing him welcome.

Click here to read more about Prof.Dr. Bert Lemmes.

We have now created a new contact page and the admin email address is now removed. We therefore engourage you to use the new contact form for whatever feedback you might have.

The contact form on the Cotman University website has been temporarily removed to avoid abuse from spammers in the US and Taiwan. If you need to contact us please send an email to xyz with your question or comment.

We apologize if you thru this abuse have received spam originating from our servers. The relevant authorities has been alerted and log files etc. has been handed over to our legal team in to order to prosecute.

Cotman University recently acquired facilities in Egypt; It is the intention that these facilities will house some administrative functions as well as accommodate researchers who wants to focus entirely on their work for some time.