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The Student Computer Fee is one of three different student fees collected for the purpose of funding technology costs within the University.
The University of Montana is a member of an InCommon program that allows for unlimited SSL certificates for domains under University control at no cost to departments.
Microsoft EES (Enrollment for Education Solutions) is an enterprise licensing agreement. The EES program allows UM to license Microsoft software covered by the program at extremely low cost compared with retail or even most discounted pricing.
The following are the TV channels available through the University's cable package. A cable subscription is included in the cost of your room if you live in the residence halls or Lewis and Clark Village. University Village residents must find their own cable provider.
Software licensing and acquisition information for many software applications is available through Central IT.
AUTODESK is a software corporation that makes software for architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, media and entertainment industries. UM has a campus-wide license for several AUTODESK products, including AutoCAD.
This article gives you instructions for requesting a computer lab reservation. If you are a UM employee or non-UM entity, you can reserve an IT supported computer lab. The preference for reservations will go to UM employees and students.
Departmental IT staff are authorized to request SPSS and AMOS authorization codes for departmental employee device activation. IT staff must abide by IBM's licensing terms and conditions.
A guide for departments or groups within UM that would like to utilize the TeamDynamix Service Management software for Incident Management, Change Management and Service Requests.
The University of Montana does not block P2P network traffic, since there are many legitimate and legal uses of this technology. However, P2P software can also be misused to violate copyright for media including music, TV shows, and movies. It is the responsibility of each user of the UM Network, whether a student, staff, or patron, to insure they do not violate copyright when choosing to use P2P software.
PaperCut is a printing resource management tool used in many UM campus departments and computer labs.
User manuals for the most commonly used telephones distributed on campus