Even before you came to Florida Tech, information technology (IT) was probably a significant part of your life. We expect that will also be true during your time at the university. Some IT-related subjects that may be of interest include:
For assistance with university IT resources, you should access the IT website.
The IT website, as shown in the image below, displays a group of popular options.
The Student IT Resources link (shown in the lower-left corner of the above image) may be of particular interest to new students at Florida Tech, as it addresses such areas as:
Click on Contact Us (upper-right corner of the above image) to determine the location of the IT Support Center, its hours of operation, and the number for phone assistance.
To submit a ticket to resolve an IT-related issue,
The IT department maintains a website for information relating to student computing:
Two open computing labs, which are available for general use by faculty, staff and students, are located in the Evans Library. These include the Applied Computing Center and the Digital Scholarship Lab, located respectively, on the 3rd and 2nd floors:
While class instruction takes precedence in the campus' multimedia computing labs, students may use thes labs when they are not reserved for classes. Multimedia computer labs are located in the:
The IT department also provides virtual labs that can be accessed remotely via the Internet.
As a student, you are given free use of the online Microsoft Office suite, which includes such widely used applications as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and others. To use these applications: