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Centre for IT Services

The Centre for IT Services (CITS) manages the campus-wide IT infrastructure to facilitate access to all campus IT resources, and coordinates the deployment of all campus e-services and IT technical support.

 

Every matriculated student is provided with a personal computer account to facilitate convenient access to mandatory online services such as course registration, examination matters, e-learning and billing. With the university's high-speed campus-wide wired and wireless computer networks, our students enjoy:  

 

  • Free global Internet, national and campus network access
  • Campus-wide computing mobility via wireless network
  • High-speed network access via network points in every student hostel room
  • Campus-wide availability of distributed PC clusters for ease of access
  • Convenient access to all campus high-performance computing facilities
  • Remote connection to the NTU campus network via about 150 dial-up lines or through broadband services from Internet service providers
  • Free wireless access to NTU resources at other Institutes of Higher Learning

 

Student learning is further facilitated and enriched by:

 

  • A lifelong free personal email box
  • Convenient one-stop access to online services and resources via StudentLink (for undergraduates) and GSLink (for graduate students)
  • 24/7 access to online learning materials, discussion groups and library resources
  • Access to e-services and information via SMS on mobile phones
  • Live video web casts of interesting seminars and events
  • Free subscription to mailing lists and e-newsletters on campus events
  • Free storage of personal webpages
  • Free web-accessible online personal document storage and e-collaboration service (MySite/Teamsite)
  • Interest-free loan and special discounts for purchase of personal computers

 

IT helpdesk service

 

For assistance, students may approach the NTU IT Helpdesk (available daily from 7 am till 11 pm).

Email: helpdesk@ntu.edu.sg

Fax: 67927892

Tel: 6790HELP(4357)

Calls can also be logged at: http://helpdesk.ntu.edu.sg


Users may subscribe to iTzone (http://www2.ntu.edu.sg/itzone), a monthly electronic newsletter published by CITS, to keep abreast with the latest  IT servicesavailable to the NTU community.

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