What tools do you use to stay connected to your colleagues?
Use tools like Zoom and Teams to stay connected with your colleagues.
What is OIT service desk?
The OIT Service Desk is your main point of contact for technology related questions. If you need help with specific school, college or departmental resources, contact your local IT support person.
Is Anschutz Medical Campus safe?
The Anschutz Medical Campus and Denver campus have implemented processes to keep employees and students safe when returning to campus. Ensure you review and follow the campus-specific requirements prior to returning to campus.
What is OneDrive for CU Denver?
Using Microsoft OneDrive: Microsoft OneDrive is a cloud storage tool which provides 1TB of storage space and is available to all CU Denver students, faculty, and staff for free. Some basic tutorials for using this tool are included below. ( under development)
What is CU Denver VPN?
VPN: CU Denver VPN is available to assist students, faculty, and staff with accessing certain on-campus resources. The VPN connects you to the campus network as if you were physically on campus and connecting via WiFi or ethernet. This can be used to remotely access systems such as CEDC computer labs, CSEGrid, and more. Instructions, tutorials, and downloads can all be found at this link.
What is CEDC IT?
CEDC IT provides services and support for all technology needs within the college. Students interface with us through 10 computer labs (now accessible remotely), more than 100 engineering software applications, our consultation and support services, and more. Where central technology offices seek to support the CU Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus locations as a whole, we focus narrowly on the College of Engineering, Design and Computing and create custom solutions to meet our students' needs.
What is the best way to transfer files?
To transfer files, you will need to use a Secure FTP (SFTP) client. For Windows, we recommend WinSCP. For Mac, we recommend CyberDuck.
Is CEDC online or remote?
Online and remote learning is becoming a cornerstone of CEDC course offerings and will continue to expand as CU Denver adapts to the ongoing pandemic. The resources found on this page are intended to support CEDC students in preparing for and working through the tools and systems needed to work in this distance-learning environment. The content here will continue to expand and grow as more tools, resources, and tutorials are made available.
