Index :: Office of Student Computing Resources

Get Help at OSCR: OSCR has walk-in help desks all around campus. Come by and we'll help you out.
Getting Started with Technology at UA: Check out our guide to getting started with technology at the University of Arizona. Free anti-virus and anti-spyware software, getting computers on the UA wired and wireless networks, and more.
UAWiFi: Be ready to use the new campus wireless network.
Find Computers: Find computer and technology resources around campus.
Workshops: Interested in learning more about computer software and hardware? OSCR workshops are free and open to everyone on campus. We teach a wide variety of topics including in-depth multimedia.
OSCR Forum: Ask questions and participate in technology discussions with OSCR staff and the UA community.
Reserve a lab: Instructors can reserve OSCR instructional and multimedia labs for occasional or semester long class sessions.

Spotlight for May 16, 2008

Final Cut Pro Certification Class!: On June 17 through 20, OSCR will host a 4-day, hands-on certification class in Final Cut Pro 6. The class will be held on campus in the AME building and will be taught by Ms. Diana Weynand, a brilliant and engaging instructor who also wrote the FCP6 training manual for Apple. Enrollment is limited to 30, so register right away by calling 1.818.995.1719 or going to weynand.com. Make sure to ask about tuition discounts!

OSCR is Hiring!: OSCR is looking for technically savvy individuals with great customer service skills to fill shifts on our upcoming 24/7 Help Desk. If your friends are always asking you to fix their computer why not get paid for your skills! Fill out an online application for a Technical Lead position with OSCR! APPLY NOW!

Laptops in LaPaz: Tired of sitting in uncomfortable task chairs in the labs? Come to LaPaz and do your work lounge-style! OSCR's LaPaz Lab now has comfy chairs and laptops you can use in the lab!

New mandatory computer settings required for using the UA network!: Your email accounts and NetID access will be affected by these changes. UAWiFi users check out our password guide page for simple instructions on how to clear out your old password from Windows XP and Mac OS X.

Need help with D2L?: Point your browser to D2L, get help from the consultant in any OSCR Computer Lab, or visit OSCR Underground Help Desk (ILC 136).

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