Office of Information Technology
Each computer lab is equipped with high-end PC and/or Macintosh computers, monochrome and/or color printers, an abundant array of office and general productivity software, as well as discipline-specific software.
Some of the rooms in OIT Computing Facilities are available for reservations for semester-long classes or single events such as training classes, exams, or meetings. In order to reserve an OIT classroom, the departmental secretary must contact the Ad Astra Group.
Please Note: Questions about classroom access should be directed to Academic Computing Team.
Campus printing is on a pay-as-you-go basis using MavMoney. Students, faculty, and staff are able to buy printing for a low, per-page cost. For more information about how MavMoney works, please visit their website.
Pharos Printing (Pay-As-You-Go) is designed to provide students with an easy method to obtain printouts as required for their academic pursuits while still maintaining good conservation of printing supplies.
Printing has been priced to cover the cost of printing supplies (paper, toner, ink), printer repair and regular equipment replacement. The cost of labor is NOT included.
Our Collaboration Spaces are an ADA compliant and are designed to be an inviting and friendly place for students to relax, unwind, and recharge. These lounges are the perfect place for small groups/teams to meet and collaborate on research/class projects.
To further enhance the relaxing atmosphere of these lounges, food and drinks are allowed as students re-read those test notes, bring teammates up-to-speed on class projects, or just take a few minutes to stop and catch their breaths before the next class.
These spaces are open to the public to use provided there is not a reserved event. To make a reservation, please contact Academic Computing Team.
Our labs resource information guide helps you choose lab locations based on the hardware needs you may have.
To request additional software in the labs, please go through the self-service portal following the instructions linked below.
Students and instructors are encouraged to report issues with current software through the same process.
