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Computer Services
nformation Technology
Services (ITS) offers a broad
range of resources and services
to the students, faculty, and staff of
California State University, Fresno.
ElectI.ouieMail Services. The university
provides free electronic mail
accounts to evcry student, faculty,
and staff member who requests one.
These accounts can be accessed
from any of the networked computers
on campus or from a horne computer
with a modem. To request an
account, currently enrolled students
should bring their Student J.D. card
to McKee Hsk ISO. Faculty and staff
may request an account by calling
278-5000 or completing a form in
McKee Fisk 137.
World Wide Web Services. ITS
maintains several World Wide Web
servers for campus use. All students,
faculty, and staff members who
have an electronic mail account
through the university may publish
Web pages on these servers. In
addition, ITS maintains a centralized
Web server for all university
departments and ASI-recognized
student groups. The university's
address on the World Wide Web is
listed at the top of this page.
Consulting Support. The [TS Help
Desk is available to the campus
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.
to 10 p.m. and weekends from
1 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Help Desk
provides general computing and
communications support to the
campus and is available to answer
questions about electronic mail, the
lnternet, telephone and voice mail
services, as well as some specific
applications for the PC, Macintosh,
and Unix platforms. Students can
contact the [TS Help Desk by calling
278-7000. Faculty and staff should
call 278-5000. The Help Desk can
also be reached via e-mail at
help@CSufresno.edu.
Computing Laboratories.
Although ITS does not maintain
any campuswide open use computing
laboratories, there are a number
of labs supported by university
schools and departments. Most of
these labs offer workstations that
are connected to the campus data
network, providing access to file
servers, the electronic mail hosts,
and the Internet. You may contact
our Help Desk for more information
about the location and hours for
these labs or take a look at http://
www.csufresno.edu/ITS for a list of
campus labs.
Administrative Computing
Support. The campus administrative
systems - such as student
records, scheduling, business, and
accounting - run on an IBM
enterprise server located in the
McKee Fisk computer room. ITS
provides programming and operating
support for all administrative
computing at the university.
Networking and Communications
Services. California State University,
Fresno utilizes a data communications
network that supports
high-speed access to the primary
university computing resources, as
well as a wide variety of off-campus
resources available through the
Information Technology Services
McKee Fisk, Room 137
(209) 278-3923
http://www.csufresno.edu
James Morris, Director
Internet, from every office and
laboratory on campus.
Dialup Internet Services. The
Central Valley Internet Project
(CV[I') offers high-speed, low-cost
Internet accounts to qualified
students, alumni, and educators. A
CV1P account allows members who
have a computer and modem to
send and receive electronic mail, to
browse the World Wide Web, to
listen to audio segments and view
video clips, to partidpate in
Internet news and topic groups, to
upload and download to and from
thousands of computers worldwide,
and to create and maintain their
own Web home pages.
California State University, Fresno
students, faculty, and staff may
purchase individual accounts for a
nominal fee (basic non-graphical
electronic mail accounts are always
free to all members of the university
community). To obtain a CVIP
account, call 278-1111 Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
or Saturday and Sunday,
1 p.m. to 7 p.m., or stop by Keats
113 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.
t05p.m.€;
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Object Description
| Title | 1997-98 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1997-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 029 |
| Full Text Search | Computer Services nformation Technology Services (ITS) offers a broad range of resources and services to the students, faculty, and staff of California State University, Fresno. ElectI.ouieMail Services. The university provides free electronic mail accounts to evcry student, faculty, and staff member who requests one. These accounts can be accessed from any of the networked computers on campus or from a horne computer with a modem. To request an account, currently enrolled students should bring their Student J.D. card to McKee Hsk ISO. Faculty and staff may request an account by calling 278-5000 or completing a form in McKee Fisk 137. World Wide Web Services. ITS maintains several World Wide Web servers for campus use. All students, faculty, and staff members who have an electronic mail account through the university may publish Web pages on these servers. In addition, ITS maintains a centralized Web server for all university departments and ASI-recognized student groups. The university's address on the World Wide Web is listed at the top of this page. Consulting Support. The [TS Help Desk is available to the campus Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and weekends from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Help Desk provides general computing and communications support to the campus and is available to answer questions about electronic mail, the lnternet, telephone and voice mail services, as well as some specific applications for the PC, Macintosh, and Unix platforms. Students can contact the [TS Help Desk by calling 278-7000. Faculty and staff should call 278-5000. The Help Desk can also be reached via e-mail at help@CSufresno.edu. Computing Laboratories. Although ITS does not maintain any campuswide open use computing laboratories, there are a number of labs supported by university schools and departments. Most of these labs offer workstations that are connected to the campus data network, providing access to file servers, the electronic mail hosts, and the Internet. You may contact our Help Desk for more information about the location and hours for these labs or take a look at http:// www.csufresno.edu/ITS for a list of campus labs. Administrative Computing Support. The campus administrative systems - such as student records, scheduling, business, and accounting - run on an IBM enterprise server located in the McKee Fisk computer room. ITS provides programming and operating support for all administrative computing at the university. Networking and Communications Services. California State University, Fresno utilizes a data communications network that supports high-speed access to the primary university computing resources, as well as a wide variety of off-campus resources available through the Information Technology Services McKee Fisk, Room 137 (209) 278-3923 http://www.csufresno.edu James Morris, Director Internet, from every office and laboratory on campus. Dialup Internet Services. The Central Valley Internet Project (CV[I') offers high-speed, low-cost Internet accounts to qualified students, alumni, and educators. A CV1P account allows members who have a computer and modem to send and receive electronic mail, to browse the World Wide Web, to listen to audio segments and view video clips, to partidpate in Internet news and topic groups, to upload and download to and from thousands of computers worldwide, and to create and maintain their own Web home pages. California State University, Fresno students, faculty, and staff may purchase individual accounts for a nominal fee (basic non-graphical electronic mail accounts are always free to all members of the university community). To obtain a CVIP account, call 278-1111 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., or Saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., or stop by Keats 113 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. t05p.m.€; 29 |
