Computing at FSU

Computing Resources

• Administrative Toolkits (Online tools)
• campus.fsu.edu (Blackboard)—FSU's primary online learning environment and the University's Enterprise Portal for faculty, students & staff.
• FSU Computing Guide—Information for Students, Faculty, and Staff on computing services offered at FSU. Including training, application support, on-line services, purchase recommendations and much more.
• FSU Computer Store—provides a face-to-face computer support solution for all FSU students, faculty and staff. Support services include diagnosis and repair of all software and hardware related instances. The FSU Computer Store offers an in-house service center and factory-authorized technicians.
• Office of Technology Integration including IT News and Best Practices for Computing at FSU.
  • Information Resource Management—Responsible for leveraging the available technology resources and expertise to support the goals of the university.
  • Information Services—Provides business solutions and services to FSU, including administrative applications like the Administrative Toolkit and Secure Applications, account maintenance at FSUID and FSyou! for students.
  • Northwest Regional Data Center (NWRDC)—A computing service provider to the State University System of Florida.
  • Office of Telecommunications and Network Services—Responsible for voice, video and data connections including wireless on campus.
  • University Computing Services—Provides the enterprise Information Technology infrastructure to FSU, Technology Enhanced Classrooms, Computer Labs, systems monitors and FSU Webmail to check your FSU e-mail account on line.
  • User Services—Provides the "safety net" for computer support at Florida State University that includes, help desk with extensive how-to documentation, windows support group and software licensing.
• Computer Based Training—Academic & Professional Program Services (APPS) offers online training on many applications and computing topics including MS Office, networking, Oracle, and Internet development.
• Online Management of Networked Information (OMNI) is the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system that the Active Integrated Management Project (AIM) is implementing to best meet Florida State University’s financial and human resource administration needs.
• Supercomputing at FSU—The School of Computational Science (SCS) provides a leading-edge high-performance computational facility supporting faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students in an interdisciplinary setting.
• Academic and Professional Program Services (Online and Distance Learning)—Expands educational opportunities for the FSU community through the most comprehensive electronic campus in higher education.

Policies

• Use of University Information Technology Resources—This policy statement is intended to support appropriate and effective use of information technology (IT) resources at Florida State University (FSU), while providing guidelines for allowable use.
• Information Technology Security—Appropriate business use of information technology (IT) resources at FSU.
• Destruction/Shredding of Confidential Documents and Records—Protection of all members of the University community-faculty, staff, students, donors, etc.-and for the protection of FSU.
• Policy on Safeguarding of Confidential Financial and Personal Information—methods for safeguarding confidential financial and personal information maintained at FSU.
• Data Management and Computer Security Business Manual—Internal policies and procedures necessary to assure the security of administrative data and information technology resources at Florida State University.

FSU Web Development Resources

• FSU Redesign Templates—The templates available here are provided to help departments and units wishing to ensure their webpresence is consistent with the new FSU look and feel.
• WWW @ FSU—A brief overview of some of the skills you will need to build a web page on OTI's systems at FSU.