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Using Computing Resources
UMUC strives to provide students and faculty with the technology and computing services they need. Here you can find information concerning your use of UMUC software and equipment.
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
- UNIX User's Guide
- Impatica for PowerPoint
- UMUC Computing Resource Security Policy
- Important Reminder About Illegal Downloading
Computer Labs
UMUC computer labs are open to UMUC students, faculty, staff, and alumni on a first-come, first-served basis.
You must have your ID with you when you enter the lab. Students must have a validated student ID (with a semester sticker). Bring a 3½" floppy disk or a Zip disk to store your classwork.
- Locate a Computer Lab
To find a computer lab, visit UMUC Locations and select a location near you. Then, look under the "Computer Labs" header on your location page for hours and availability.
- Facility Information
- Lab Assistants
- Software Language Assistants (SLAs)
- Teaching Assistants (TAs)
- Guidelines for Using Computing Facilities
WebTycho - UMUC's Online Classroom
- About WebTycho
- Find out what it's like to be an online student! Get the 411 on UMUC—Register for an Online Orientation
Technical Support for Distance Education Students
UMUC's technical help is available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To speak to a specially trained representative, call 800-807-4862 or e-mail your questions to the Technical Support staff.
Students with Disabilities
Students who need accommodation because of a disability should contact Disabled Student Services.
Still Have Questions? Contact the UMUC Systems Staff
Information Technology's mission is to provide leadership, training, support, and innovation in computing and telecommunication technology to UMUC students, faculty, and staff to achieve academic goals, improve service to students, and increase administrative productivity through appropriate application of technology.