The backbone of institutional computing at UMass Dartmouth is the UMDNet, that allows access to a number of campus computing activities. These include e-mail, the library system, the campus web site, CyberEd, distance learning, and Internet access. Our e-mail runs on the DEC Alpha computer cluster with an Open VMS operating system. UMDNet is a part of the Internet global network making possible communication with and access to off-campus locations. It can be used to send electronic mail to persons at other institutions, to participate in discussion groups, and to browse the World Wide Web.
All students receive accounts to use UMDNet services such as e-mail.
Dr. Robert W. Green, Associate Provost for Computing and Information Technology CITS computer labs and electronic classroom schedule for the Spring of 2000. Building a University home page - an explanation of the new design and the thinking behind it. Instructional Computing Initiative developed with Senate's Computer Users Committee is now being implemented. This is an official Web page of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth University of Massachusetts Dartmouth 285 Old Westport Rd.