Welcome to the Service Portal
Your connection to the Computer Science Help Desk
Print, Scan, Copy
Get a live status update of all Computer Science printers
Download Software
Install Windows, MATLAB, Office, and more
Knowledge Base
Step-by-step help with common technologies
Print a Poster
Print a Poster or Large Format Publication
Welcome to the Service Portal
Get Support
Open a support ticket by going to the Computer Science Support Center for assistance with any Computer Science technology.
Need Help?
Having trouble with printers, projectors, or other technology in the Computer Science department? Report an issue via email!
Find Information
Browse our step-by-step documentation for information on department servers, university services, and software packages.
What is the Service Portal?
The Computer Science Service Portal is your connection to the Computer Science Help Desk. From here, you can get direct help with various department technologies, such as workstation assistance, using projectors, and more. You can also learn about the resources managed and provided by the department, such as research servers, large-format printing, and high performance computing.
Popular Links
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I check the status on my ticket?
A: You may visit the Computer Science Support Center for status updates on your issue.
Q: How do I print a poster?
A: Please visit the Large Format Printing page for more information on how to print a poster.
Q: How do I get MathWorks MATLAB?
A: You may visit Software for MATLAB and information on many other software packages, such as Microsoft Windows, Visual Stuido, Office, VMware, and more.
Q: How do I post a slide on a digital display?
A: Please visit the Digital Signage page for more information on how to post an image or video slide.
Q: What resources are available to graduate students?
A: Grad students have access to various resources for research and instruction tasks. The Knowledge Base has an outline of the most common resources available, as well as guides on how to use them. If you have a specific request, please speak with your professor, TA, or research sponsor for more information.