Scottsdale Community College Knowledgebase

Employee Resources - FERPA Tutorial

Speidel_F — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 03:53:09 GMT

In 1974, Congress enacted the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), which places restrictions on any school, college or university receiving federal funds over the release of student records.
The FERPA Tutorial is a learning tool designed to provide students, faculty, and staff a better understanding of the confidentiality protections that federal law affords the records that colleges and universities maintain about their students.

For general information regarding FERPA go to: http://www.maricopa.edu/legal/ferpa/

FERPA Tutorial

Log in to Canvas at https://learn.maricopa.edu/login with your MEID and enterprise password
Hover over the Courses menu to display the courses in which you are enrolled
Click on the MCCCD Employee FERPA Compliance course
Click on the Course Information link, located on the navigation menu to the left
Click on Begin FERPA Online Tutorial
Click the Completion Form link and follow the instructions to receive credit for this course

Mobile Devices - How do I Setup IMAP email on my Android Devices?

Speidel_F — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 01:55:29 GMT

ATTENTION! - The exact look for your mobile device may vary; but the setup should be similar for other Droid devices (example used was Motorola Droid).

1. Access e-mail options:
Select Email from the main Apps page.

2. Add your e-mail account:
Enter your SCC email address and password.
Click Next to continue.

3. Select what type of account is this?
Click IMAP account for type of account.

4. Configure your Incoming server settings:
Username: Enter your SCC email address
Password: Enter your SCC email password
IMAP Server: imap.gmail.com
Security Type: Select SSL (Accept all certificates)
Port: 993
Click: Next.

5. Configure your Outgoing server settings:
SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com
Port: 587 or 465
Security type: TLS
Click: Next

6. Configure your Account options:
Email checking frequency: We recommend "Never". Automatic email retrieval will significantly reduce your battery life.

7: Complete your Setup:
Your inbox will be displayed. You will need to give the account a name and how you want your name displayed on outgoing messages.

mySCC - Installing for Windows XP or 7 Internet Explorer (PC)

Speidel_F — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 08:46:29 GMT

Installing the Citrix Software Off Campus (Windows XP or 7 PC instructions)
The mySCC software should be available automatically on SCC computers, but to access mySCC off campus, you’ll need to perform this one-time installation of the Citrix web interface application. These instructions assume the Internet Explorer browser & Windows XP (SP2 or above) or Windows 7.

Step 1: Enter this URL: http://myscc.scottsdalecc.edu. A Log On box appears.

Step 2: Use your MEID and password to log in. The following screen appears:

Step 3: After checking the box to agree to the license agreement, click Install.

Step 4: In the following window, click Run.

Step 5: In the subsequent window if prompted for permission to continue, click Allow.

Please be patent; it may take a few minutes for the Installation Progress message box to appear:

The message appears indicating the installation was successful:

Step 7: Add mySCC as a trusted site in Internet Explorer.

Click Tools or the gear icon and select Internet Options.

Click the Security tab and then the Sites button.

Make sure you are logged in to mySCC and click Add to add the mySCC URL to the trusted sites.

Click Close and then OK.

Log out of mySCC and back in to apply the new security setting. You should now be able to use mySCC.

R25 Room Schedulers - List of SCC Room Schedulers

McNeill_P — Thu, 30 May 2013 09:08:17 GMT

The attached list of SCC Room Schedulers is for INTERNAL USE ONLY.

All use of facilities by outside users must contact the Facilities Scheduling Office at 480-423-6506.

Employee Resources - VoIP SCC Internet Phone Reference Guide

Speidel_F — Thu, 30 May 2013 00:58:54 GMT

Placing calls from the phone
To place an internal call:
Step 1:   Pick up the handset.
Step 2:   Dial the number you with to call.

To place an external call:
Step 1:   Pick up the handset.
Step 2:   Dial the outside service number (9).
Step 3:   Dial the number you with to call.

Answering calls from the phone
To answer a call:
The phone rings…
Step 1:   Pick up the handset.

Placing a Call on Hold
To place a call on Hold:
Step 1:   Press Hold on the telephone to place the call on hold.
Step 2:   Press Hold one the phone again to retrieve the call from hold.

Using Voice Mail
To access your messages:
Step 1:   From the phone, dial 56699 (or press the Messages button).
Step 2:   From your desk phone press # or Enter your five-digit extension, then press # .
Step 3:   Enter your password, then press #.

Menu Options:
   1 New Messages
   2 Old Messages
   3 Send Messages
   4 Transfer Extensions
   5 Personal Options:

   1 Administer greeting
   2 Administer extended absence greeting
   3 Enable/Disable absence greeting
   4 Administer name
   5 Change password
   6 Message Count
   9 To Exit

Transferring calls from the telephone
Blind Transfer – Immediate transfer to other extension.
Attended Transfer – Allows you to announce the call prior to the transfer. When using attended transfer, the caller being transferred does not hear you announce the call.
To complete a blind transfer call:
Step 1:    Press Hold on the telephone. You will hear a dial tone.
Step 2:    Dial the extension you with to call.
Step 3:    Hang up the handset.

To complete an attended transfer call:
Step 1:    Press Hold on the telephone.
    You will hear a dial tone.
Step 2:    Dial the extension you with to call.
Step 3:    Announce the call.
Step 4:    Hang up the handset to complete the
    transfer.

View Missed Calls
To view a missed call:
Step 1:    Push Blue Down Arrow on key pad.

Step 2:    Scroll through names.
Step 3:    Use Exit soft key to exit.

Conference Calls
To place a conference call
Step 1:     While on a call, press the Conference or Conf softkey.
Step 2:     Use the key pad to dial the telephone number of the party to be joined in the conference.
Step 3:     Press the Dial softkey to initiate the call, or wait a few seconds for the call to be automatically dialed.
Step 4:     If you want to transfer the held party instead, press the Transfer key.
Step 5:     If you decide not to complete the conference, then the call can be terminated by pressing the EndCall softkey.
Step 6:     You can complete the conference by pressing the Conf or Conference softkey.
Hang Up while conferencing:
• If you are establishing a conference call and want to hang up on the person you are calling, press the EndCall softkey.
If you hang up the telephone handset or press the Speaker key while the phone for the third party is still ringing, the other two parties will be connected in a blind transfer call.

Note: Do not hang up the telephone handset or press the Speaker key unless you want the two calls to be connected in a blind transfer call. You can hang up the telephone handset or press the Speaker key after you connect with all the callers.
The conference call is now in progress.

NOTE: You may conference yourself plus two other callers from your phone in a conference depending on available resources.

Sphericall Desktop Software
NOTE: Even if your computer is not turned on, you have access to the telephone and can receive and place calls from your phone set.
To start the Spherical Desktop application:
Step 1:     Click the desktop icon
Step 2:     Sphericall Desktop opens and integrates with your phone set.

Long Distance Calls
From Sphericall Desktop: (software)
Step 1:    Click the Place Call Icon on the Sphericall Desktop Toolbar to access the dial Pad Window.

Step 2:    Using the mouse pointer, click the number on the Keypad to dial 9 1 Area Code Number

Step 3:    Click Dial button.

Note: Because you are using software, you will need to wait a few seconds to dial back to the phone.

From Phone: (no software)
Step 1: To dial long distant calls from your phone you need to use the following:
DIAL: *99 (your phone extension) * (your password) *91 (area code) phone number you are calling, then hit the # key.

Forwarding Calls
Default is set to Voicemail
To Another Extension:
Step 1:    Click Configure on the Spherical Desktop Toolbar, select Forwarding or (Ctrl Shift F)
Step 2:    Click Add Forwarding button
Step 3:    Destination Tab: Number: enter number you wish to transfer your calls to
Step 4:    Apply Conditions Select: Immediately from dropdown list
Step 5:    Click OK
Step 6:    Click OK

To Outside Phone Number (cell):
Step 1:    Click Configure on the Spherical Desktop Toolbar, select Forwarding or (Ctrl Shift F)
Step 2:    Click Add Forwarding button
Step 3:    Destination Tab: Number: enter number you wish to transfer your calls to
Outside number check

Step 4:    Apply Conditions: Select Immediately from dropdown list
Step 5:    Click OK
Step 6:    Click OK

Note: From Spherical Desktop Software you can then select the number you wish to forward your calls to easily by checking the appropriate box.

Text Messaging
To send a text message:
Step 1:    Right-click on an extension and select Send Text Message or
Click text message icon then enter extension number and click OK.
Step 2:    Type your message.
Step 3:    Press Send button.

Employee Resources - SCC Class Roster for Instructors

Speidel_F — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 07:27:44 GMT

SCC instructors can now access a class roster website to retrieve student information for the classes they are teaching. Once logged in, instructors will need to select a term so all of the courses the instructor is teaching will be displayed. The instructor can then choose specific courses to view students' EMPLID (student id), MEID, mailing addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, registration status and student picture. The class roster can also be exported into an Excel spreadsheet for editing and printing purposes as well as sending emails to the students. The instructor can also upload their Syllabus to their Faculty Web page.

Step 1: Login with your MEID and MEID password.

Step 2: Click Accept FERPA and Login button.

Step 3: Select a Term and click Go.

Step 4: To view the roster, click on the Course link and will now display the class roster.
(Note: for this example the students data has been suppressed).

Step 5: To export the class roster to an Excel spreadsheet click on the Export Class Roster to Excel button.
You will be prompted to "Open or "Save" this file?

Click Open and will download the student roster right into Excel.

Step 6: To email students click on the Email Students button.
The email students template will now appear.
(Note: for this example the students data has been suppressed).

Employee Resources - SCC Class Roster Upload Syllabus

Speidel_F — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 07:26:04 GMT

Employee Resources Class Roster Upload Syllabus

SCC instructors can now upload their course syllabus from the SCC Class Roster into their Faculty Web Page.

Step 1: Login with your MEID and MEID password.

Step 2: Click Accept FERPA and Login button.

Step 3: Select a Term and click Go.

Step 4: To view the roster, click on the Course link and will now display the class roster.

Step 5: To upload your syllabus; you need to click on Browse button to locate where the file is stored.
After you have located the file - will need to attach file
and click Upload Syllabus button - if the file was uploaded will get following message:

Employee Resources - SCC Athlete Alert Protocol/Information

Speidel_F — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 07:18:53 GMT

Note: The Athletic Department will query faculty (via email, see sample email below), who have athletes in their courses. These queries will occur approximately week 4, 8 and 12 of each semester.

From: Ed Yeager <ed.yeager@scottsdalecc.edu>

Date: January 27, 2011 4:41:57 PM GMT-07:00
To: fred.flinstone@scottsdalecc.edu
Subject: Student athletes course progress request, please respond!

Dear Fred Flinstone,

Our records indicate that you are the instructor for course(s) MAT120 - 12345, MAT121 - 98765 in Spring 2011, and there are student athletes enrolled in your course(s).

The Athletic Department would like to know the student athletes academic progress in all the courses the student athletes enrolled in this semester.

Please log on to SCC Class Roster to provide student progress feedback for the student athletes enrolled in your courses.
Your user name in accessing SCC Class Roster is: your MEID. If you do not know your password, please call SCC Helpdesk at 480-423-6274, option 3.

Please respond by the date posted on the email (for example: 02/11/2011 grade check).

We appreciate your help in ensuring our students success here at SCC.

Sincerely,

Assistant Athletic Director
Scottsdale Community College
480-423-6614

********This is an automatically generated message. Please do not reply to this email. *********

Step 1: Log into SCC Class Roster (NOT my.maricopa.edu) @ https://weba.scottsdalecc.edu/ClassRoster/

Step 2: If faculty have athletes in at least one of their courses, they will see a Student Athletes Progress Request from the Athletics department. Click on the Request Date link to access list of students.

Step 3: Click on Select to access form for specific student (Note: Student data is intentionally removed).

Step 4: Complete the form and click Submit at bottom of screen.

Step 5: Once the form has been submitted for a specific student, the Progress Submitted column will update to Yes to confirm that the data has been submitted.

mySCC - What is my Username and Password to Log-in to mySCC?

Speidel_F — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 00:27:30 GMT

Q: What is my username and password that I use to log-in to mySCC?

A: Use your MEID and MEID password to log-in.

mySCC - Receiver for iPhone, iPod Touch

Speidel_F — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 03:06:30 GMT

You can now use mySCC on your iPhone, iPod Touch devices, with the newly released Citrix Receiver application, available through the iTunes Store. Follow these simple instructions for a one-time setup.

Installing Citrix Receiver

Step 1: Connect your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad to a wireless network.
Step 2: From the home screen, push App Store.
Step 3: Search for "citrix receiver".
Step 4: Push FREE.
Step 5: Push INSTALL.
Step 6: Enter your iTunes Password.
Step 7: Push the Citrix icon that now appears on your home screen.
Step 8: From the Account Settings screen, enter the following:

Address: https://myscc.scottsdalecc.edu
User Name: <your MEID>
Password: <your MEID password>
Domain: mcccd-org
Security Token: OFF
Sign in Automatically: ON

Step 9: In Citrix Access Gateway, change to ON then:

Gateway Type: Enterprise Edition
Gateway Authentication: Domain Only

Starting mySCC

Step 1: From the home screen, push Citrix icon to load mySCC. After the loading message, the following screen should appear:

Step 2: Push to load a specific mySCC application.

mySCC - Receiver for Blackberry

Speidel_F — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 03:04:33 GMT

Installing Citrix Receiver for Blackberry

ATTENTION! - The exact look for your mobile device may vary; but the setup should be similar to these.

System Requirements - Citrix Receiver 2.0 for Blackberry is supported on the following Blackberry devices:
Torch 9800
Storm 2 9500 series
Requires Blackberry device firmware v5.0.0.436 (Platform 4.2.0.189) or higher.
Bold 9780, 9700, 9650, and 9000
Tour 9630
Curve 8900 series, 8500 series, and 8350 series
Note: The preferred method to receive Citrix Receiver for Blackberry is via the Blackberry App World using a Blackberry device. This will allow for automatic updates when new versions are available.

Step 1: Download the free "Citrix Receiver for the Blackberry" from the Blackberry App World - use search button to locate "Citrix Receiver" and click "Download."

Step 2: Launch the Citrix Receiver Application on the phone. Click "Run."

Step 3: At the Citrix Receiver for Blackberry - from the Add Store screen, enter the following:

Address: https://myscc.scottsdalecc.edu
Username: <your MEID>
Password: <your MEID password>
Domain: mcccd-org
Description: Scottsdalecc Virtual Apps
Gateway Type: Enterprise Edition
Gateway Authentication: Domain Only

Click "Add"

Step 4: At the mySCC screen - click "mySCC"
Building application list... Please wait...

Additional features for the Citrix Receiver for the Blackberry is that you can add "Apps" to Favorites (shortcut).
Step 1: Highlight the Application in the Citrix Receiver Apps list.
Step 2: Press the Menu key on your device.

Step 3: Choose Mark as Favorite.

mySCC - Receiver for Android

Speidel_F — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 02:44:17 GMT

Installing Citrix Receiver for Android

ATTENTION! - The exact look for your mobile device may vary; but the setup should be similar to these.

Note: The preferred method to receive Citrix Receiver for Android is via the Android Market using an Android device. This will allow for automatic updates when new versions are available.

Step 1: Download the free "Citrix Receiver for the Android" from the Android Market - use search button to locate "Citrix Receiver" and then tap the "Install" to start download.

Step 2: Launch the Citrix Receiver Application on the phone.

Step 3: At the Citrix Receiver for Android - Click "Set up my enterprise apps" button.

Step 4: From the Add Account screen, enter "https://myscc.scottsdalecc.edu" in the Address field, click "Next" button.


Use the following information to setup your account:
    *   Address: https://myscc.scottsdalecc.edu
    *   User Name: <your MEID>
    *   Password: <your MEID password>
    *   Domain: mcccd-org
    *   Description: mySCC

Click "Add" button.

Note: If Citrix Access Gateway menu comes up, please use the following settings:
    * Gateway Type: Enterprise Edition
    * Gateway Authentication: Domain Only

Step 5: The applications will now display on the "Apps" screen.

Additional features for the Citrix Receiver for the Android is that you can add "Apps" to Favorites (shortcut).
Step 1: Tap and hold will bring up a list of options for the apps.
Step 2: Tap "Add to favorites" and a star will appear in "Favorites" - list apps that have been added to favorites.

Mobile Devices - General Settings for SCC IMAP on Android

Speidel_F — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 02:50:41 GMT

Below is a list of ITS recommended settings for configuring SCC IMAP Email on various Android 2.2 devices. We've done our best to accommodate as many different Android devices, carriers, and manufacturers as possible. Not all of these fields will be required by your particular device.

NOTE: If you are unable to configure your device - please visit the Android Market and get the K-9 email client for Android.
K-9 is the best email client for Android. It's incredibly powerful and 100% free. K-9 Mail is an open-source e-mail client with search, IMAP push email, multi-folder sync, flagging, filing, signatures, bcc-self, etc.

IMAP Setup on Android 2.2

To begin setting up IMAP on your Android device, open the Email application and open Accounts and select Add account.

Account Setup

Incoming Settings
(Always Select Manual Setup)

Outgoing Settings
(Always Select Manual Setup)

SIS to R25 Interface - Tim and Janet Thomas, Thomas Consulting Services

McNeill_P — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:57:54 GMT

The attached documentation is a copy of the SIS to R25 Interface presentation provided by Tim and Janet Thomas of Thomas Consulting Services, at the 2013 CollegeNET Southwest Region Users Conference held at Scottsdale Community College on March 1st, 2013.

This presentation provided an overview of the Series25 Interface version 4.1 update, for SIS to R25 conversion.

This presentation was very well received at our conference, and we thank Tim and Janet Thomas for his presentation and providing access to this information.

X25 Overview and Demonstration - Julia Noonan, CollegeNET

McNeill_P — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:48:32 GMT

We were happy to have Julia Noonan of CollegeNET on site at the 2013 CollegeNET Southwest Region Users Conference held at Scottsdale Community College on March 1st, 2013.

Julia's interactive presentation of X25 provided an overview and demonstration of this robust space utilization tool. This presentation was very well received at our conference, and we thank Julia Noonan for her presentation and providing access to this information.

This image is an example of the Executive Summary dashboard within X25.

Balancing Act: Business Process vs. Software - Brad Atherton, CSUSM

McNeill_P — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:37:20 GMT

The attached documentation is a copy of the Balancing Act: Business Process vs. Software presentation provided by Brad Atherton of California State University San Marcos, at the 2013 CollegeNET Southwest Region Users Conference held at Scottsdale Community College on March 1st, 2013.

This interactive presentation provided insight on how CSUSM and colleagues from other colleges work to find balance while adapting business process with software implementation.

This presentation was very well received at our conference, and we thank Brad Atherton for his presentation and providing access to this information.

25Live Admin-Configuration Tools - Brad Atherton, CSUSM

McNeill_P — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:27:57 GMT

The attached documentation is a copy of the 25Live Admin-Configuration Tools presentation provided by Brad Atherton of California State University San Marcos, at the 2013 CollegeNET Southwest Region Users Conference held at Scottsdale Community College on March 1st, 2013.

The presentation demonstrates how CSUSM utilizes the 25Live Config Tool for setup of Event Request Forms, Configure users Homepage, Location, Event and Resource Attribute visiiblity, and also how to use the Admin Tool for Location, Resource, Organization, and Report configuration.

This presentation was very well received at our conference, and we thank Brad Atherton for his presentation and providing access to this information.

25Live Publisher: How To Set Up a Mix-In Calendar - Brad Atherton, CSUSM

McNeill_P — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:10:14 GMT

The attached documentation is a copy of the 25Live Publisher: How To Set-Up a Mix-In Calendar presentation provided by Brad Atherton of California State University San Marcos, at the 2013 CollegeNET Southwest Region Users Conference held at Scottsdale Community College on March 1st, 2013.

The presentation demonstrates how CSUSM utilizes a variety of published calendars to create a mix-in or combined calendar view.

This presentation was very well received at our conference, and we thank Brad Atherton for his presentation and providing access to this information.

Digital Signage Based on R25 Webservices - Pat Borjon, University of Alaska Anchorage

McNeill_P — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 05:41:39 GMT

This video link is a recording of the Digital Signage presentation provided by Pat Borjon of University Alaska Anchorage, at the 2013 CollegeNET Southwest Region Users Conference held at Scottsdale Community College on March 1st, 2013.

The presentation demonstrates how UAA utilizes Webservices to pull R25/25Live event data and post it to a digital display for event schedules and emergency notification room signage.

This presentation was very well received at our conference, and we thank Pat Borjon for his presentation and providing access to this information.

mySCC - Login

Speidel_F — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 05:04:47 GMT

The SCC community has a new and exciting way to access a multitude of software applications – both on and off campus! Using recently acquired Citrix technology, faculty, staff and students can access programs via an Internet connection and using their campus network log in information. You also have convenient access to your "home" drive, which is your personal & private network storage area for your files (documents, spreadsheets, etc.).

On campus, you already have the software you need to access the system. To use “mySCC” off campus, you’ll need to perform a one-time installation of Citrix “client” software.

Step 1:

The link to the mySCC login screen is https://myscc.scottsdalecc.edu.

Step 2:

Enter your Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID) and password and click Log On.

MCCCD Student Email - Email Account

Speidel_F — Fri, 25 Jan 2013 10:05:36 GMT

You can now sign up for a student email account with the @maricopa.edu domain name, using the Google email system, and your MEID.

Here are the benefits:

A lifetime email address, a reliable, secure email service, and a powerful anti-spam service.
7 GB of storage space
Useful collaboration tools such as Google Docs, an online suite of office productivity applications featuring word processing, spreadsheets and presentations.
Access to calendaring, tasks and scheduling features
Instant messaging with voice and video
The .edu address entitles you to educational discounts to software, etc.

On July 13, 2009 the system will become the official way to receive communications from the students’ colleges and the Maricopa Community College District.

If you are an existing student - you will use your existing college identification number (MEID) and password. That means a student who has “XXXX” as a MEID, for example, would have an address of “XXXX@Maricopa.edu.”

If you are a new student - you must complete a Student Information Form(SIF) and complete the admissions process for a Maricopa Community College, at which time you'll automatically be given a corresponding address in the new email system.

My Maricopa and Blackboad/ Canvas

The @maricopa.edu email account will be automatically loaded into My Maricopa, Canvas, and Blackboard, beginning with the fall 2009 semester. Any student personal email address which is currently in Blackboard will be replaced with this new email address. ALL email sent via Blackboard will be sent via the student’s Maricopa email. You are responsible for communications sent to this address.

You can forward Maricopa email , if you wish, to another personal email account but are responsible for ensuring that your instructor will accept email responses from another account.

Additional Resources:

MCCCD Student Email
Google Apps services – http://google.com/support/a/users/?hl=en
Google Help Centers - http://google.com/support/
Become a Gmail Ninja - http://www.google.com/mail/help/tips.html

my.maricopa.edu - Discover MEID and Create Password

Speidel_F — Fri, 25 Jan 2013 09:41:04 GMT

Use the following directions to discover your MEID and create a password.

Step 1: Open an Internet browser and go to my.maricopa.edu. Click Lookup/create MEID (MAW) to begin the MEID Account Wizard.

Step 2: Select all the check boxes that apply to you. Enter the code word in the box provided and click Next.

Step 3: Enter your information in the fields (any field with an asterik * is required). Click Next.

Step 4: Review the Input Verification and if it is correct, click OK. Click Edit to make corrections.

Step 5: Enter additional information or make corrections (any field with an asterik * is required). Click Next.

Step 6: Review the Input Verification and if it is correct, click OK. Click Edit to make corrections.

Step 7: Select and answer two challenge questions and click Submit.

Step 8: Upon completion of the MEID Account Wizard your MEID and Student ID will be displayed.

Student TechCenter - Where are the SCC Computer Labs?

Speidel_F — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 00:43:42 GMT

Student TechCenter

The Student TechCenter offers:

Macintosh and Windows computers

Access to printers

A complete suite of software supporting all instructional areas on campus

Software and technical support for all currently enrolled students

The Student TechCenter is located in IT-100. For more information, please call (480) 423-6261.

CIS Lab

The CIS Lab offers:

Walk-in Tutoring by CIS instructors
Windows computers have all CIS applications

The CIS lab is located in CM-446. For more information, please call (480) 423-6588.

Film School Computer Labs

The Film School Computer Labs offer:

Mac computers with film editing software
For students in the Film program

The Film School Computer Labs are located in FSH-101. For more information, please call (480) 423-6682.

Writing Center

The Writing Center provides the following services to students:

Free tutoring via walk-in or appointment
Assistance with writing assignments for all classes, not just English
Foreign language tutoring by appointment

The Writing Center is located in LC-379. For more information, please call (480) 423-6416.

Library

The Library offers:

Individual study and group study conference rooms
Windows computers
Access to online resources
Hands-on assistance with all library resources, both print and electronic

The library is located in LB-166. For more information, please call (480) 423-6651.

Math/Science Tutor Lab

The Math Tutor Lab services include:

Walk-in tutoring for Math and Physics in an open study lab
Math/Science software
Calculator assistance
Math videos/DVDs
A setting for small group work

Math help is always available, check Tutor Schedule for availability. Must be enrolled in a Math or Science course.

The Math Tutor Lab is located in CM-441A. For more information, please call (480) 423-6145.

Natural Sciences Tutor Center

The Natural Sciences Tutor Center services include:

Walk-in tutoring for Chemistry, Biology, and Astronomy in an open study lab
Dual-boot Mac/Windows XP computers
Calculator assistance
Science videos/DVDs
A setting for small group work

Science help is always available, check Tutor Schedule for availability. Must be enrolled in a Science course.

The Natural Sciences Tutor Center is located in NS-107. For more information please call (480) 425-6726.

Social/Behavioral Learning Center

The Social/Behavioral Learning Center is a computer lab, study area, and tutoring center for students, located in the Social/Behavioral Building.

The Social/Behavioral Learning Center offers:

Tutoring in all the Social/Behavioral Sciences
Macintosh and Windows computer
Access to the Internet and Microsoft Office 2010 software
Make-up exams for Social Behavioral Science courses are administered
Houses educational materials
A seminar room available for study groups

The Social/Behavioral Learning Center is located in SB-158. For more information, please call (480) 423-6223.

Accounting/Statistics Learning Center

The Accounting/Statistics Learning Center offers:

Walk-in tutoring for accounting and statistics students
Windows computers for accounting and statistics students

The Accounting/Statistics Learning Center is located in AP-292. For more information, please call (480) 425-6792.

My.Maricopa - SIS Faculty Center

Speidel_F — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 07:11:32 GMT

The Faculty Center is accessed through the Employee Self Service after signing in using your Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID). The Faculty Center is used to viewing your teaching schedule, class rosters and for entering grades using the grade roster.

my.maricopa.edu - Search for Classes?

Speidel_F — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 06:07:48 GMT
Q. How do I search for classes?
A. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Go to my.maricopa.edu
Step 2: Click Find a Class in the upper right hand corner of the Student Tools section
Step 3: Select an Course Subject, Institution, Term (semester), and Search Method(open or all classes)
Step 4: Click Search
Step 5: Click More Search Options for a refined search
Step 6: Click Search to view results; or if you are unable to find a course, contact the Advising Office at any college for additional help.