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Unit 1 Documenation | Unit 1 Terminology
Objectives
After
completing this workshop unit, you will have gained the skills and knowledge
necessary to accomplish the following:
- Define
Information Technology and discuss it's role in the workplace
- Identify
key points to computing policies
- Identify
types and functions of U.Va. computing accounts
- List
the Information Technology resources and training available at U.Va.
Review
Questions
Instructions: After completing this
unit of instruction, please answer the following questions based on
what you have learned. You may refer to your notes, the Web, and the
other resources from the manual. Your answers help determine how much
you learned and what areas you still need to study.
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What are 3 services that ITC provides?
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What
are 2 examples of Information Technology?
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There
are various rules and policies governing the University computing
environment. List 3 areas or topics that are covered by these policies.
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List
the 2 different ways that you can establish a U.Va. computing account.
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List
4 different kinds of accounts available at U.Va. and explain their
function.
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List
2 places where you can locate and download software that is available
for distribution to U.Va. faculty, staff, and/or students, such
as Simeon, anti-virus software, or CorporateTime.
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List
your U.Va. computing ID and explain its function.
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How
can you sign-up to participate in a free ITC workshop or seminar?
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List
3 different types of training programs that are offered by ITC Training
Services.
- Who
are LSPs and LSAs and what are their roles?
- List
3 ways you can get assistance from ITC with a computing question.
- Whom
should you contact for permission to send an email message to 400
or more users?
- What
type of information can be found on ITCWeb?
- Which
U.Va. organizations, other than ITC, provide technical training courses?
- Why
should passwords used at U.Va. be difficult to guess?
- List
4 computing policies and describe the intention of each.
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