ABOUT THE PCF:
PCF Fall 08 Information Sheet
(PDF Download)
PCF FAQs
Boilerplate Text for Proposals
DESKTOP PUBLISHING:
Graphics Services
Printing Posters (PDF)
Powerpoint Presentations-from PC to Mac, Mac to PC
How to Convert QuickTime to AVI for Use in Powerpoint Presentations on PCs (This is a PDF file)
VIDEO PRODUCTION:
Manuals for JVC DV/SVHS Video Decks
Manuals for JVC DV/SVHS Video Decks
Manuals for Cameras
EMAIL
Instructions for changing your home email for the new "mail.psy.utexas.edu" server (this is a PDF file)
PASSWORDS
Instructions for changing Departmental Assigned PSY Domain Passwords
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PSYCHOLOGY COMPUTING FACILITY
Location: SEA 2.312
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Phone: 471-2006 Fax: 471-6970
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How to upload and download files from the Psychology servers. These instructions will show you how to connect from inside the Seay Building, from outside the Seay Building, and from off-campus.
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USERS OF PSY COMPUTER TEACHING LABS:
We are progressing toward making the teaching-lab computers authenticate using UT-EID's, rather than the in-house generic logon system we have been using to date... what this means is that we will restructure the way that users of these classrooms (PSY 418, 458, stats, etc) logon to the computers AND access file-sharing... the old CLASS.PSY server that contained the INSTRUCTOR HANDOUTS, GROUP AREA, and PRIVATE folders will go away, and instead users will access the standard UT BLACKBOARD and WEBSPACE servers that most students and instructors already use for other courses...
If you are not already familiar with Blackboard, you will want to do so over the Summer... these changes are necessary both from a required UT server security standpoint, and the long overdue need to make these classrooms more like those that students already use elsewhere....
The PSY 418 labs (SEA 2.114/2.122) will also be brought up to Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard), and whatever other software updates are available... we will continue to use SPSS 16.0 for Mac, but we are also making a gradual transition to Stata over SPSS, and hope to make it available by Fall as well...
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COMPUTER SUPPORT STAFF
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Gary Zuker
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2.312J
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475-9734
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Zuker@psy.utexas.edu
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Head "Computer Guy"
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Bruce Turbeville
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2.312D
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475-6835
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Turbeville@psy.utexas.edu
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Macintosh Support/Comp Accts
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Mike Claytor
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2.312H
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471-9287
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Claytor@psy.utexas.edu
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Mr. A/V!! & Computer Support
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Jerry Parlee
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2.312B
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475-8496
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Parlee@psy.utexas.edu
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PC Support/Databases
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Susanna Douglas
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2.312F
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475-9744
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Douglas@psy.utexas.edu
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Graphics/Imaging/Web Design
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Jim Phillips
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2.312A
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471-0940
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Phillips@psy.utexas.edu
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PC/UNIX Support
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COMPUTER SERVICES
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COMPUTER ACCOUNTS
Email
Mainframe & Unix
Dial-In Support (Telesys)
FileServer Volumes
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COMPUTER SETUP
PC Purchasing and Setup
Mac Purchasing and Setup
A/V equipment purchasing & setup
Network Connectivity
Desktop and Server Backups
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SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
CD-ROM Duplication
ClassroomAV Projection
Lab Data Acquisition
Video Editing
Digital Cameras
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GRAPHICS SERVICES
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WEB PAGE PRODUCTION
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EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT
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Poster Printing
Camera-ready Art & Illustration
Image Editing
Digital Photography
Slide Scanning
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Web Page Authoring
Web & Database Programming
Web Graphic Design
Web Forms & Surveys
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Laptops and projectors
Digital cameras
Video camcorders
Laser pointers/remote controls
Manuals for Cameras
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STUDENT COMPUTER LABS AND SERVERS
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Lab Locations:
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SEA 1.210, SEA 2.315, SEA 3.248, SEA 4.202, SEA 5.230
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DEPARTMENTAL SERVERS
INSTRUCTIONS FOR UPLOADING AND DOWNLOADING FILES from the Psychology servers. These instructions are for connecting from inside a Psychology building, from outside Psychology, and from outside UT.
LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE COMPUTING SERVICES
LIBERAL ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
LIBERAL ARTS CLASSROOMS: This page has lots of information concerning CLA classrooms, reservations,and equipment. There are even Quicktime movies depicting use of classroom equipment.
UNIVERSITY COMPUTING SERVICES
BLACKBOARD
UT's WEBSPACE SERVER: WebSpace is a file storage system provided by Information Technology Services (ITS) to students, faculty and staff. The system provides 150 megabytes of disk space, which you may use to store copies of important documents (i.e. homework, notes, papers, theses, dissertations, graphics.). In addition to storing private files, you may also use this space to publish a personal home page.
UT FACULTY GUIDE TO COMPUTER SERVICES
COMPUTING WEB: Everything you need to know about Computing Services at the University of Texas.
PODCASTING AT THE UNIVERSITY
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
WEB PUBLISHING
TeamWeb Classes
Learning to Publish
Microsoft Office and the Web
Designing Accessible Web Sites
Important! All students, faculty and staff should read ITS Policies: Acceptable Use Policy for UT policy governing the use of UT computing resources.
See also, UT Austin Publishing Policies, if you're publishing Web pages see .
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