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TUcloud enables Temple University departments to host applications and/or store data using the infrastructure of Temple's state-of-the-art data center.
Temple University offers a variety of student computer labs for working on academic assignments and projects.
Eligible members of the university community can obtain a variety of cellular services.
Temple University has an annual site license for MATLAB, Simulink and 50 other Toolboxes which are all products of Mathworks.
Learn how to manage Temple's Symantec Endpoint Protection software to protect university computers from viruses and other malware.
The Ambler Learning Center provides a wealth of technology resources.
Buy recycled computers and electronics for use on campus
3D printing is available in the TECH Center for academic use by Temple University students, faculty and staff.
In order for you to purchase computer hardware products for university use, you must follow processes put in place in by the Purchasing Department. Purchasing can also advise on the best method to acquire a product and available alternatives.
SPSS is a modular, tightly integrated, full-featured product line for the analytical process -planning, data collection, data access and management, analysis, reporting and deployment.
TUsafesend provides a secure method for transferring files containing confidential or other sensitive information.
Information Technology Services provides deskside support for equipment located in Temple University offices.
Autodesk is an industry leader in the world of computer-aided design (CAD) and a publisher of 2D and 3D design, engineering and entertainment software.
Learn how to receive training in various Administrative Systems like Banner, Cognos and Kronos.
Information Technology Services will perform work on the following systems on the days and times indicated.
The SAS license available through the Software Site License Program is a one-year subscription license for the period beginning June 1, 2018 and ending May 31, 2019.
Phishing is an email fraud method in which a criminal sends a sophisticated email appearing to come from a reputable business or organization, such as Temple University, including fraudulent links seeking to obtain your personal information and passwords.
Temple will never ask you for your password, or any personal information, via email.
If you receive a suspicious email, forward it to abuse@temple.edu. Do not respond to the message. You can also check systemstatus.temple.edu to check if a phishing attack has already been reported by a cautious Owl, such as yourself.
Temple University's World Wide Web structure is an effective communication vehicle for the Temple community and visitors to search and obtain university-related information.
There are a variety of ways provided by Purchasing to buy computer software for university use. Purchasing can also advise on the best method to acquire a product and available alternatives.
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Computer Recycling Center's Donation of Surplus Electronics to Non-Profits / TEMPLE TECH FOR PHILLY+
Non-profits and community requests for recycled computers