Users should report any malfunction, concern, or violation of policy to IT. Click here to contact us.

Computer viruses and other types of malicious software (collectively called “malware”) are a very real threat in heavily used, high-volume labs. IT has taken several precautions against malware on campus computers. Software for virus detection and elimination is installed in all labs and multimedia classrooms. If you suspect that a lab or classroom computer has been infected, please report it to IT. Click here to contact us.

Configurations of these labs are determined by the Academic Computing Subcommittee. The Academic Computing Subcommittee determines all software that is installed in the labs, and how the workstations are to be configured. IT implements the instructions of the Academic Computing Subcommittee.

A request for changes in the configuration of a lab, including software installation, should be directed to the Academic Computing Subcommittee. The Academic Computing Subcommittee is designed with a cross-section of individuals who are elected by each division. Requests are handled by this committee so that representatives from all divisions and all areas that sponsor a lab can be fully aware of any changes, and can determine how it will affect their areas. The Academic Computing Subcommittee also provides a single source to manage these various requests, and gives IT the charge for any of these changes to occur.