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Outlook is an application used to access email, calendar, and contacts. Email service at UT Dallas is provided by Microsoft Office 365, and is sometimes called “Exchange Online” email. Office 365 email is protected by Duo & modern authentication.
Email at UT Dallas is provided by Microsoft Office 365 and is sometimes called “Exchange Online” email. Office 365 email is protected by Duo & modern authentication.
NetID is a network account used to access campus computing resources. Your NetID is associated with a network password that is used to authenticate most UTD resources.
Microsoft Teams is a powerful team-based collaboration tool that provides group chat, channeled conversations, instant messaging, live document collaboration, audio or video calls, and meetings (from one-on-ones to fully-featured audio/video conferences).
Box is a cloud storage platform that is sometimes called CometSpace at UTD.
Request a reservation for the ATC Building Recording Studio or Surround Studio
The UTD Parking Portal (also called MyParking) allows you to purchase parking permits, pay fines, and appeal citations. It is managed by the UTD Parking Office.
Microsoft AI Tools is UT Dallas's combined service offering access to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams Premium. This service provides AI-powered productivity assistants and advanced collaboration capabilities to empower our work.
CometPrint allows students, faculty, and staff to quickly and easily print to multiple locations on campus. You can print via WebPrint, or print in a Computer Lab. You must have Comet Cash on your account. Your Comet Card allows secure release of your print jobs.
BioRAFT is used provide required training and provision access to research labs across campus.
UTD provides hosting for personal webpages for all current students, faculty, and staff at UT Dallas.
Microsoft OneNote is a digital notebook that automatically saves and syncs your notes as you work. It is a part of the Microsoft Office 365 suite.
Microsoft Word is a word processing program that is part of the Microsoft 365 Suite.
Galaxy Orion is a service to support admissions, enrollment, registration, orientation, financial aid, student accounts, and collections, advising, and career services.
UTDGuest is an open wireless network available on campus to accommodate short-term guests who simply need internet without full access to UTD network resources.
CometNet is a secure wireless network (WPA2-Enterprise) for UT Dallas students, faculty, and staff with an active NetID.
The UTD Directory is a repository of information on students, faculty, staff, and guests with UTD accounts. Directory information is used in many systems at the university, including in a public-facing directory on the UTD website.
Duo is the university two-factor authentication method designed to add a second layer of security to your NetID account. Used to verify your identity using a second factor, such as the Duo Mobile App or a security key, to prevent anyone but you from logging in, even if they know your password.
Sensus provides management and monitoring functions for live animals cared for within the Lab Animal Research Facility.
The MyHousing portal (powered by StarRez) is University Housing’s one-stop-shop for everything regarding on campus housing.
OneDrive is a file hosting service and synchronization service operated by Microsoft as part of its suite of Microsoft 365 services.
UT Dallas Windows computers can be set up to allow for remote access.
Human Capital Management (HCM) is dedicated to supporting the core business needs of the University through the development, use, and maintenance of enterprise information systems, and to providing the integrated exchange of data with internal and external stakeholders.
Windows Remote Desktop Services (RDS) enables users to connect to an on-campus Windows PC or server from an off-campus location using either a Windows or Mac computer.
Active Directory provides the methods for storing directory data and making this data available to network users and administrators. For example, AD stores information about user accounts, such as names, passwords, phone numbers, and so on, and enables other authorized users on the same network to access this information. It also stores information on university-owned computers to facilitate software updates and patching.