ACADEMIC CATALOG >>
2007-2008
3-3: Information Technologies
A wide variety of information technologies is made available to students attending CCU through the Information Technology Department. Once enrolled, students may access the Information Technology website to view instructions on how to utilize technology at CCU as well as the policies and procedures that govern its use.
Network Access
Public use workstations at the Lakewood campus are available in the Student Union, Beckman Center, Dining Commons, Library, and several public use labs, including the 24 hour computer lab. Wireless network connectivity is available in all buildings and common areas on the Lakewood campus and regional centers. In addition, each main campus residence hall bedroom provides wired high speed network connectivity for students who provide their own computers. All public use workstations are connected to the Internet and contain a variety of software titles and peripherals.
Digital Services
Students have access to a variety of digital services: network file storage (iDrive), email, voicemail and network printing (wired and wireless). In addition, web-enabled self-service applications allow students to view grades and unofficial transcripts, register for courses, view billing statements, check chapel attendance records, view printing account balances, and update contact information.
Student Software and Hardware Purchases
By participating in the Microsoft Campus Agreement, the university provides students the opportunity to purchase select Microsoft software titles at significantly reduced prices. Software can be purchased online at www.ccu.edu/technology.
Special pricing on hardware is available through a partnership between CCU and Hewlett Packard. Current details and a link to our online store are available at www.ccu.edu/technology.
