nvc.vt.edu
About NVC - Virginia Tech Northern Virginia Center
http://www.nvc.vt.edu/about-nvc
VT in the NCR. The Northern Virginia Center, opened in 1997, is Virginia Tech's primary teaching location for graduate programs in the National Capital Region. This 116,139 square foot facility is located adjacent to the West Falls Church. Metro station on the Orange line. Virginia Tech's rich and interesting institutional history. In the region began with offering graduate education in 1969. The facility is the home location for many academic departments in the region. And is also the site for the.
it.biol.vt.edu
Starting a Website | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/websites
Faculty and Staff wishing to create a webpage have several options. Most users will choose a Content Management System or CMS to make management of content and design much easier. For those interested in designing their website in something other than a CMS, simply submit a request to biohelp@vt.edu to have a hosting account set up for your desired web address. The main options for CMS providers are as follows:. Virginia Tech Ensemble CMS. The setup process is the same as for WordPress. Off-site CMS prod...
it.biol.vt.edu
Poster Printing | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/poster-printing
Who can use the DesignJet? Faculty, staff, and graduate students from any department affiliated with VA Tech. How much does it cost? In-Department (Paid by an in-department account): $10. How do I pay? Submit an Interdepartmental Service Request (ISR) in HokieMart. Instructions for entering an ISR in HokieMart can be found here. If do not have HokieMart access, then you will need your faculty advisor to enter an ISR for you. Please DO NOT attach the poster to the PO in HokieMart. How do I print my poster?
it.biol.vt.edu
Contact Us | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/about-us
Room 2095 Derring Hall. Blacksburg, VA 24061. Submit a Ticket or Poster. Set Up HOKIES Account. Proudly powered by WordPress.
it.biol.vt.edu
IT Equipment Purchasing | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/it-purchasing
Although not required, the IT Support office would greatly appreciate the ability to be involved in the selection process of any IT hardware which it will support. Given a set of specifications, we will gladly create a quote and order hardware for teaching, lab, and research purposes. Once the hardware arrives, our office will inventory and configure it to departmental standards. To submit a request for hardware purchase or quote, please submit a ticket. Submit a Ticket or Poster. Set Up HOKIES Account.
it.biol.vt.edu
User Computer Access | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/user-computer-access
The IT Support office would prefer that computer access is managed on a per user basis. Using lab accounts with shared passwords make it nearly impossible to secure a machine and most scenarios allow for the same benefits of a shared account to be achieved while still allowing precise control over who has access to what resources on a machine. In the event that usage or software dictate that a lab account is required, the account password should: comply with VT’s password policy. Submit a Ticket or Poster.
it.biol.vt.edu
Policies | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/guidelines
Below is a collection of departmental guidelines for computer use set by the Biological Sciences IT Support office. Submit a Ticket or Poster. Set Up HOKIES Account. Proudly powered by WordPress.
it.biol.vt.edu
How To’s | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/how-tos
Requests and suggestions for additional how-to’s can be sent to biohelp@vt.edu. Submit a poster for printing. Set up HOKIES account. Connecting to the VPN. Request guest wireless access. Submit a Ticket or Poster. Set Up HOKIES Account. Proudly powered by WordPress.
it.biol.vt.edu
Available Hardware | Biological Sciences IT
http://www.it.biol.vt.edu/freestuff
The IT Office has the following hardware available for redeployment. These devices are mostly past their prime, but still very usable. Please remember that iMacs can run Windows or OS X. If you’re interested in any of the hardware, please send a brief justification to biohelp@vt.edu as well as if there are any specific configuration requirements you have. 24″ Apple iMac (2 available). Processor: 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo. 215″ Apple iMac (2 available). Processor: 3.06 GHz Core 2 Duo. 27″ Apple iMac.
