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ChemDraw is a program that allows users to draw chemical structures and convert chemical structures to name and vice versa.
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for Faculty/Staff members and offers students various computer repair services ... at a Tech Station. Student Drop-off Service Students with computer issues ... at no extra charge since service is provided as part of the University's ...
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from a workstation in a SINC Site (Computer Lab) Within every SINC Site ... Printing, SINC Sites Students There are printed instructions and/or Student Consultants in each SINC Site to help you with your printing needs. ...
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Virtual SINC Site Faculty, Staff, Students, Teaching Assistants In order to access the Virtual SINC Site, you will need to meet the following requirements: For all operating systems: Your Stony Brook University NetID account ...
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SINC Sites, Melville Library- Central Reading Room, Melville Library SINC Site & Tech Station, Melville Library- North Reading Room, Sports Complex SINC Site Faculty, Researchers, Staff, Students, Teaching ...
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Virtual SINC Site Clubs, Faculty, Researchers, Staff, Students, Teaching Assistants Requirements Your Stony Brook University NetID account ... your work! Using the Virtual SINC Site In your web browser of choice, ...
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Kace Self-Service Portal Staff You can download certain applications onto your workstation computer without having to have administrator ... Desktop Client Go to the KACE Self-Service Portal: ...
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Chat Live with the SiNC Site Student Help Desk! ...
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Tech Stations Students The minimum computer specifications for computer drop-off service are as follows: Windows Computers Operating Systems: Windows 10 or higher Memory: 4 GB Hard Drive: 64 GB Apple Computers ...
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If you need to work from a different location, use the tools and preparations on this page.
And as always, remember to make sure your devices are secure before working.
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their personal desktop or laptop computers at no extra charge since service ... Service Students with computer issues that will take more than 30 minutes ... Tech Stations Conveniently located service centers for technology ...
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Softweb is Stony Brook's software distribution website. It is the host from which members of the campus community may download different software titles
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Google Apps for Education is the primary email system for everyone at Stony Brook University except Hospital employees and members of the School of Medicine and School of Dental Medicine. Stony Brook's Google Apps suite of products includes Mail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sites, Groups, Hangouts and a host of other applications to enhance communication and real-time collaboration across campus.
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Two-Step Login is used to protect your account, even if your password is stolen.
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WolfieNet-IoT (IoT = Internet of Things) is a wireless network that should only be used by games and mobile devices that cannot authenticate using the WPA2 Enterprise protocol.
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Stony Brook University is a member of the SUNY Center for Professional Development (CPD). As an active member Stony Brook receives a number of professional development "points" that may be used by SB employees to pay for the cost of registration to SUNY CPD-sponsored academic program events.
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Google Drive provides a single place to store, create, sync, and share documents, files, and folders of all types. Access files anywhere - at your desk, from home, or on a mobile device.
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SharePoint Online (or Sites which is part of the University's Office 365 application suite) provides collaborative websites for groups such as research teams, committees, and course-related activities. While DoIT encourages students, faculty, and staff to first investigate Google Drive or Google Sites to handle collaborative projects among teams, SharePoint is certainly a viable alternative. SharePoint is HIPAA and export compliant.
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The Web Services team in the Office of Marketing and Communications provides training and support for the OU Campus Content Management System. A series of responsive page templates branded in the Stony Brook look and feel have been designed to give non-technical administrative personnel the ability to quickly update content without having to be a graphic designer or programmer.