Students on Campus

IT Office
310.243.3702
Welch Hall 380

IT Help Desk
310.243.2500
Welch Hall B 370

Welcome to the Office of Information Technology!

Information Technology (IT) provides two types of computer labs for students, faculty, and staff: A general purpose lab in Welch Hall, offering PC and Macintosh computers and a wide variety of commonly used software (e.g., Microsoft Office, Netscape). This general purpose lab includes a large open access lab in WH D160 that is available anytime plus four training labs that can be reserved for classes. Student lab consultants are on duty in WH D160 whenever the lab is open. The Instructional Media Center, located in LIB C121 features PC computers. Students come to IMC to view films and video that have been reserved by their professor. This lab also provides network access to the foreign language lab. When not being used for these purposes, IMC computers are available.

Resources

Read about Enhanced Technology "Smart" Classrooms

Faculty: Request AV equipment

Faculty: Request media for your classroom

CSUDH is Wireless
For detailed information about how to access the wireless network on campus and to configure your wireless software, read CSUDH wireless tutorials.

Faculty and Staff: How to change your campus account password

Request Help Online

IT News & Alerts

System Status

Tech Alerts
Blackboard Tutorials for faculty and students! - Click here!

Tech News
Read Information Technology News, Spring 2011 issue.

Spring 2011 semester hours in the Instructional Media Center (IMC) and the Welch Hall computer lab are posted.

Have questions about copyright at CSUDH? See copyright.

Do you have a question about toroMail? Check FAQ or Google's Gmail Help.

Having trouble? Visit HelpWeb, online access to the IT Help Desk!

Do you have a question about MyCSUDH? Visit the Technology Training website.

IT Reports

pointing arrow Campus Research and Education Technology Assessment Report

Technology Tips of the Week

Office 2007 Converter: Microsoft knew that there would be incompatibilities for their new file types for users with older versions so they created a free converter that can be downloaded and installed in older versions:: more

Password Tips: passwords are an important security measure to protect both your personal information and our students' information:: more

Open PDF format files - Acrobat Reader required

 


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