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- Processing a software installation request cannot begin until all information is provided to ITS. Required information to proceed with software installations includes: These can be […]
- No. Software must be properly licensed by the owner, to include an adequate number of licenses for the requested classroom or lab for the entire […]
- Due to the high volume of requests each semester, requests for software installation must be received by the following dates: Software requests are not processed […]
- Requests received after deadline dates will be processed after the first two weeks of the semester. New software requests require a minimum of 10 business […]
- Only Mason faculty and staff may request software installations. It is recommended that you contact your faculty member and discuss your needs.
- In August, prior to fall semester, all computer systems across all Mason campuses are wiped clean and reloaded with a basic image. All specialized/departmental software […]
- ITS encourages the use of Mason’s Patriot Virtual Computing & Labs for faculty and student software access. This allows for remote access on campus or […]
- Different versions of the same software may not be installed in physical classrooms or labs. See Patriot Virtual Computing & Labs the for the possibility […]
- For legal compliance, licensing and associated documentation will remain with ITS for the entire semester. In August, prior to the fall semester, all software and […]
- Freeware is not always free. No demo, trial, or shareware software may be installed on classroom or lab computers. “Free” software will be loaded only […]
- For questions or assistance regarding classroom software, the request process, or related questions, send your inquiries to [email protected]. For questions or assistance regarding software on […]
- Faculty prepare and order course materials based on pre-term published versions. Changing version of software during a term would affect all faculty and students in […]
- There are a few reasons why software that was previously on the computer systems is no longer permitted: licensing changes occur; newer updates or version […]