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Internet Browsers:MS Internet Explorer (PC), Safari (Mac).

Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection (PC).

iTunes (PC/Mac latest version available through Apple automatic updates).

Macromedia Flash/Shockwave Plugins (PC/Mac latest versions).

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Windows Operating System: 7 Professional.

Macintosh Operating System: OS X (10.5/10.4).

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All of the software listed below comes installed, as appropriate to platform (Mac or PC), on newly installed desktops/laptops with noted exceptions. Many of these packages get automatically upgraded as regular operating system updates are performed.Įxceptions must be approved by the Vice-President for Technology and PlanningĬMU will install, troubleshoot, and help in the use of these applications.

Utility Software - Category will be upgraded as necessary.

Major operating system upgrades will be performed at least once every five to six years.

Operating System - Software will be kept up-to-date with the latest security patches and updates, as they are made available.

Tools - Categories will be upgraded at least every four to five years.

Upgrades for these standard packages are done on a regular schedule dependent upon the needs of the University as a whole.Īlthough exceptions are possible, the packages are generally upgraded on the following schedule: The software packages in this category are considered the University standard packages for each of the noted application types. This support is intended for software installed on University-owned computers. The first four categories apply only to fully supported hardware. Software support is broken into five categories fully supported, partially supported, installation only, web-based and not supported. Hardware in this category is not eligible for University-owned site-license software which includes the Microsoft Windows operating system, Microsoft Office and anti-virus software. Computer services are available locally at the Office of Technology Services for a fee. CMU cannot provide any other type of support for hardware or software issues associated with the equipment. Additional computer services are available locally at the Office of Technology Services for a fee.įaculty and staff personally owned equipment is discouraged and generally not allowed on the University faculty/staff network, but in certain instances, with the approval of the Vice-President for Technology and Planning, CMU will provide the ability for this hardware to be connected to the faculty/staff network.

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It is the student's responsibility to insure that the operating system software is functioning properly and that the computer is free of viruses, spyware, and malware. Student owned equipment is directly supported only for the purpose of connecting it to the University network and general use questions. This includes all non-college-owned hardware (which includes student-owned equipment).

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upgrades are necessary and the cost to upgrade outweighs the benefit of keeping the system in service.they no longer have the ability to run University supported software which includes anti-virus, or.they pose a security risk due to an operating system that has reached "end of life", or.Other University-owned laptops and desktops and older Macintosh systems will be supported as legacy systems until they are: CMU also fully supports Apple/Macintosh models running OS 10.4 or higher. Hardware in this category will be included in the University inventory and given the ability to connect to the University network.ĬMU has chosen Dell to be the computing vendor of choice for all operating systems that function on Intel-based platforms.

This refers to university-owned hardware purchased through or in consultation with the Office of Technology Services.

Hardware support is divided into two different categories: fully supported and networked only. The current supported and non-supported hardware and software are listed below and is updated frequently. The Office of Technology services tries to support as much hardware and software as possible.