Office and Learning Spaces

Desktop Computing

Desktop Computing provides support to faculty and staff on university approved/standardized software and hardware. This includes providing support for third-party database applications, Research & Development (R&D) on operating systems (Windows and the Mac OS), R&D for supported applications, installing software, installing desktop computers, hardware repair, R&D on hardware, as well as assisting with office and departmental purchases.

Desktop Computing policies:

• Computer Purchasing Guidelines
• Computer Repair Guidelines
• Computer Rotation Policies (Adobe PDF Files):
  • Hardware and Software Rotation Policy Outline
  • Hardware and Software Rotation Policy
  • Who CNS (now LTS) Presented the Policy To
• Surplus Computers/Printers Policy
• Desktop Student Application