AcIS consultants provide objective pre-purchase advice and will help you find the best system at the best price to suit your needs. Visit the Computing Support Center in 102 Philosophy. Connect your computer to the campus network. Columbia undergraduate residence halls are equipped with an Ethernet network connection providing fast access to the Columbia network and other Internet resources. The network connection allows access to the growing WorldWide Web resources of the Internet, including hypertext books and poetry, image collections from the Columbia University Libraries, course materials such as textbooks and slides, and student on-line publishing initiatives.
Network connections are also available in most faculty and staff offices.
Visit the Computing Support Center in 102 Philosophy Hall. Create an account, pick up documentation and newsletters, talk to the consultants, or use the printing, data conversion and recovery, or scanning stations. All users of our facilities are expected to be familiar with these policies. Serious violations of AcIS policy will be referred directly to the appropriate academic or outside authorities. Unauthorized use of University computing facilities can be a criminal offense.