Technology Services for
Graduate and Professional Students

Graduate students in most academic programs at Cornell make extensive use of information technologies as part of scholarship, instruction, and research.

Newly accepted graduate students receive a mailing in the spring semester that includes information about technology services available to them at Cornell.

Scholarship

• Library research at Cornell
• Cornell University Library
• Olin*Kroch*Uris Library's Electronic Text Center
• Thesis and dissertation policies and procedures
• Course web sites
• Textbook information

Research

• Statistical computing services: Cornell Institute for Social Research (CISER)
• High-end computing resources: Cornell Theory Center (CTC)
• CIT research computing resources

Teaching/Instruction

• Using technology in classes you teach
• Creating course web sites, digitizing images, and authoring multimedia projects: Academic Technology Center
• Training for teaching assistants
• Using computer, video, and audio technologies in the classroom

College Computing Resources

• Johnson Graduate School of Management (JGSM): Technology Services
• Medical College: Information Technologies & Services
• College of Architecture, Art, and Planning: GEDDes Laboratories
• College of Human Ecology: Computing Services Group
• Colleges of Human Ecology and Agriculture and Life Sciences: Office of Statistical Consulting
• School of Industrial and Labor Relations: Technology Services Office
• Department of Computer Science

General Computing Services

• Bear Access
• Cornell Store: Technology Connection
• CIT News
• Computer labs
• Computer training
• CU People (personal web pages)
• Desktop computer recommendations
• EZ-Remote and Express Lane (off-campus dialup/modem services)
• HelpDesk
• Kerberos (password authentication software)
• Network IDs
• Mailing lists
• Network status information
• Net-Print
• ResNet
• ResPhone
• Rights and Responsibilities
• Software licensing