Hardware and software provision within Ulster University.
In this section you'll find information on:
ISD supports over 2000 Windows based desktop PCs throughout the University in locations which include Libraries, IT laboratories, teaching rooms and group study rooms. ...read more
The University has adopted the National Desktop and Notebook Agreement (NDNA) for the purposes of procuring Windows-based desktop and laptop hardware. Further information is available from the Procurement NDNA website. ...read more
Information Services manages a range of software purchased on behalf of the University. Some software is available for installation on University owned equipment whilst other products are available to staff and students for installation on their own PCs or Macintoshes. ...read more
Information Services provide assistance for staff, students or visitors who are experiencing wireless connectivity problems on their personal laptop or netbook. ...read more
In this section:
ISD provides Windows 32-bit and 64-bit software images which are compliant with the University Desktop Standards Architecture.
Desktop and laptop systems are available via the National Desktop and Notebook Agreement (NDNA).
Information Services manages a range of software purchased on behalf of the University.
Information Services provide "Best Effort" assistance for staff, students or visitors who are experiencing wireless connectivity problems on their personal laptop or netbook.
The current suite of standards associated with a MS Windows-based platform for staff and student services.
