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CNC Summer 2008 Operating Hours:
As the spring semester comes to a close and the new summer session begins, CNC would like thank all members of the school and all customers that it serves. We hope that we have served your requests and answered your needs throughout the semester. We will continue to do our best in our services to the community and hope you will also provide us your valuable feedback on a continuing basis.

Our new summer operating schedule is as follows:

Monday - Thursday: 8 AM - 10 PM
Friday: 8 AM - 5 PM
Saturday and Sunday: Closed except for special classes and events

This schedule will be effective from May 7 to August 6, 2008. The CNC HELP WINDOW will be available during these operating hours.

Wish you a restful or productive summer!

CNC Job Opportunities

Part Time Database / Web Applications Developer

Computer Network Center, IUPUI has an immediate student staff position opening as a part time database/web applications developer, working 20 hours a week. The candidate must have strong working knowledge on SQL server, MicroSoft Reporting service or other reporting tools, PL/SQL, IIS, ASP, VBScript, C# and .NET.

If interested, please send your cover letter and resume to:

Lingma Acheson
Computer Network Center
799 West Michigan Street, ET 003B
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Email: linglu@iupui.edu

Computer Network Center

The Computer Network Center, CNC, in the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI provides the technical support for the computing needs of the students, faculty and staff. The CNC directly manages 10 instructional and 2 large open PC lab along with technical support for approximately 15 UNIX and PC departmental labs. The typical PC configuration for the CNC labs is a Windows XP platform in a client/server environment. The CNC is commonly involved in the support of the teaching effort and student project assistance. The CNC currently supports UNIX, and Windows 2003 servers. The SUN UNIX servers provide for all general purpose faculty and student UNIX accounts. Apache software handles the school Web services. Calendar and Messaging services based on Microsoft Exchange are provided by the University Information Technology Services, UITS. The CNC administers a DNS server for school-associated domains. The network infrastructure responsibilities for the CNC span 2 buildings. The campus network provided by UITS, handles the backbone routing services. The CNC manages the Local Area Networks with a 10/100 Mbps Switch based topology. All local wiring now provides at least certified CAT5 to the desktop. The CNC has adapted its network directory services to the campus based Active Directory Service, ADS, as the organization unit IN-ENGR.