General Computing
Office of Information Technology
Boston University’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) provides campus-wide academic computing, networking, and telephone services.
Personal Computing Support Center
OIT’s Personal Computing Support Center is a free resource dedicated to helping students, faculty and staff use their personal computers and the Internet. We have a help desk for phone and walk-in support in room B19 at 111 Cummington Street (353-7272) where we also have a small lab for self-paced training and scanning (353-1234).
Systems Support
Provides assistance to UNIX and Linux computer users and makes available secure and reliable software, including a variety of mathematical packages.
OIT Front Office
Information on ACS accounts, answers to common questions, and much more.
ACS Help Desk
One-stop support site for ACS users.
Computing Web
An index of major computing services available to students, faculty, staff, and departments.
Computing Account Information and Resources
- Getting an account
- Disk quotas
- Policy on computing ethics
- Printing options at Information Technology
- Print quotas
- Hardcopy and production services at SCV
- Technical support by college/department
Handouts
Quick reference, tutorials, manuals and guides on campus computing facilities, UNIX, Pine, Emacs, Interleaf, X-Windows, ELM, Framemaker, and others.