Messages to the College of Engineering community from the Offices of the Executive Director of Information Technology and the Director of CAEN.
The following communication was shared via Michigan Engineering Student Announcements on behalf of Mark Giuffrida, Director of CAEN and Director of Information Technology Operations – 1/16/24
Welcome back! Check out some of the recent computing updates featuring CAEN and other related technology services, noted below:
Continue Reading »The following email communication was shared with Michigan Engineering faculty on behalf of Dan Maletta, Executive Director of Information Technology, College of Engineering – 1/16/24
Dear Faculty,
Welcome back to the start of the new semester! CAEN has been busy making improvements to support instruction and research. This email contains updates on a number of Continue Reading »
At the hub of North Campus is the James & Anne Duderstadt Center – open seven days a week, 24 hours a day, to provide you and your students with access to cutting-edge technologies and expert advice to support coursework and research. Some of the unique Continue Reading »
The CAEN website is undergoing a fresh new look and feel: caen.engin.umich.edu. View resources arranged by audience type (faculty, staff, students) or browse our services by interest. More navigation and content improvements will be rolling out soon. Questions? Comments? Send your feedback to [email protected].
There are many excellent and unique resources available for U-M students at the Duderstadt Center (DC). Aside from the well-appointed study and collaboration spaces available on the second and third floors, the DC has many other notable technology offerings:
As we enter the Winter 2022 term, we continue to provide robust options for a remote CAEN Lab Software Environment. All Engineering students have the option to connect remotely, and access their course software.
CAEN offers a Windows Remote Desktop Service, which provides access to computers running the same lab software environment that’s available Continue Reading »
The College of Engineering student supplemental printing allocation will no longer be offered starting in the Fall 2020 term. This change is the final step of a four-year plan to phase out the supplemental printing allocation. Students will continue to receive the standard U-M student ITS printing allocation of $24/term.
This is a reminder that starting January 29, 2020, Duo will be required by the University for every U-M student on the Ann Arbor, Dearborn, and Flint campuses. As background, last Winter 2019 all U-M faculty, staff, and student employees were required by the University to enable Duo two-factor authentication.
Many CoE students may Continue Reading »
Starting January 29, 2020, Duo Two-factor Authentication will be required for every University of Michigan student on the Ann Arbor, Dearborn, and Flint campuses:
All students required to use two-factor authentication by 2020
All U-M faculty and employees were required to enable Duo as of the last Winter 2019 term. In response, CAEN implemented the Continue Reading »
Eligible students will receive a $10 College of Engineering (CoE) supplemental printing allocation per term for the upcoming academic year. This is a $6 reduction from last year, and is part of a four-year effort to end the CoE supplemental printing allocation by Fall 2020. Note that the standard student ITS printing allocation will remain Continue Reading »