6.001 Scheme in the 6.001 Lab

Look here to see the hours that the lab is staffed.

Use of the 6.001 Lab (34-501)


If you are using the 6.001 Laboratory this term, please note the following issues.

Hours of operation

As an experiment for this term, we have arranged for the lab to be accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. At any time, you must use the code provided to you to open the inner doors. During off hours (between midnight and 8 am), you will also need to use the code provided to you to open the outer doors (in the corridor leading to the lab and the instrument room). Please note that if things go smoothly this term with such hours, we will be able to extend them to future classes, so your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

Food policy

As a second experiment, we are allowing food to be brought into the lab. However, please show consideration in doing this: (1) Clean up after yourself, this is not a Lab Assistant responsibility. (2) Be careful about food and especially drink near the keyboards and machines.

Personal safety

Please remember, if you are working the lab late a night, to exercise caution and common sense in returning to your home. Use Safe Ride. If you are at the lab past the last Safe Ride time, contact the campus patrol about getting an escort to your room. If you live in one of the frats on the Boston side of the river, please consider taking a cab.

Using Scheme on the Lab machines


Details on getting started using Scheme, Edwin and other components of the 6.001 machines are spelled out in Problem Set 1. Additional information is provided in the Don't Panic manual.

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