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The staff of the ITS department would like to welcome you to Ross University.  We offer you this document detailing instructions on campus computer access.

In this section of our web site we provide information on current IT Resources available to students.  These include:

1. Students E-mail ,Faculty & Staff Email, Anne Ross Library website, .

2. Click “HERE” to view the July 2008 issue of the RUSM student newsletter and “HERE” to view the Day school newsletter.

3. Grades On-Line (Please note that the Mini answer keys are posted here!)

4. Contact IT Department

5. Click here for a CAMPUS MAP!!

6. On Line folders: G Drive. (Note: you MUST provide proper authentication to access this resource. Please remember to include the "domain"(rossdm_students) if you are not prompted for this field. See the instructions on the web email site for details.)

7. Textbook lists: All semesters (Jan 2006)

8. Academic Calendars:(see main site)

9: Exam Schedules: Jan-April 2008 May-August 2008 Sept-Dec 2007

10. Information on ROSS laptop purchase program!

11. To make the Ross School of Medicine your start page, click here!

12. Please note that the RUSM main phone numbers have changed! All extensions became four digit numbers as of 8am Monday morning, April 5. There is now be a six before the current extention number and it is now possible to directly dial any extension by adding 255 then the new four digit extension number. This will not affect any cell numbers or emergency numbers!

The new main RUSM number is (767) 255-6500. Please make a note of it!

13. Instructions for accessing the online course evaluation survey program can be found here.

14. Click here to view the Jan-Apr 2005 RUSM library operating hours.

15. List of 2007 holidays (Dominica, St.Kitts, USA).

2007 holiday's list is now available!

16. Click here to view a copy of the RUSM Hurricane Brochure.

17. Important Announcement (October 18, 2004) - New President of Ross University.

 

Accessing the Media Site

Click the following URL to access the media site.

Using the Campus Network

ITS has provided more than 80 computers for your use.  These systems are located in the NAT and IDA Library PC labs. By way of these computers, students can use the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and gain Internet / e-mail access.

To Log On:

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del – this key sequence will invoke the logon screen.

The Logon window has 3 fields that you need to take notice of..

1. User Name:

In this box, you will enter your User Name. Typically, this will be FirstNameLastName (i.e. John Doe). If your name is in excess of 20 characters, your User Name will be FirstInitiallLastName (i.e. CWhatalongname). User Name is also referred to as an ID or Logon Name.

2. Password:

Your default password will be given to you by ITS services– you will be prompted to change the password at your first logon. The new password must be at least 6 characters long.

3. Domain:

This should be specified as ROSSDM_STUDENTS

After you have entered the appropriate information, press Enter. You are now logged on to the machine. Shortcuts for Internet Explorer, Word and several other programs are located on the Desktop. Also on the Desktop, you’ll find a shortcut to “My Students Resources”. Double click on this shortcut to access shared files (“My G Drive” and “My Group Folders”).

You will be able to store your personal material through your "H" drive in " My Computer". Please save all your appropriate data files here. NOTE: We do NOT backup data stored on student H: drives locations. PLEASE REQUEST A CD BURN OF YOUR DATA FILES FOR BACKUP.

 

 

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