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Students, parents, faculty and staff, our vendors
would like to give you an opportunity to purchase your technology needs
at a discounted price. Because we use these vendors on a regular basis
to purchase Campbell University’s technology equipment and software,
they have offered to give you special discounts. Just click on the
provided links and get ready to shop. Please remember, you are not
purchasing from Campbell University, we are providing this information
as a service to the Campbell University community.
Software
Purchases
Recently, our software discount agreement has switched to a company
called ScholarBuys. We will update later with a sample of the
pricing. To see what is available through them,
Click Here.
Hardware Purchases GovConnection - Campbell University Store:
Click Here
Apple - Campbell University Store:
Click Here
Dell - Campbell University Store:
Click Here Use member
ID US84006207
Suggested
Minimum
Computer Recommendations
Desktop -
Windows Based
IBM Compatible
Intel or AMD Dual
Core Processor
2 Gigabytes RAM
160 GIG Hard Drive
CD-RW Drive
Windows XP or Vista
(Vista users should have a 128 Meg Video Card or Higher)
10/100 Network Card
Notebook
Computers - Windows Based
Intel or AMD Dual
Core Processor
2 Gigabytes RAM
80 GIG Hard Drive
CD-RW Drive
Windows XP or Vista
(Vista users should have a 128 Meg Video Card or Higher)
10/100 Network Card
iMac - Apple OS
Intel Dual
Core Processor
2 Gigabytes RAM
160 GIG Hard Drive
CD-RW Drive
OS 10.5
10/100 Network Card
Additional Information
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You will connect to the internet through our
high speed broadband connections which are installed in all
University Dorm Rooms and through the wireless network in other
parts of campus. You will need to have a 10/100 network card in
your computer and a CAT5 network cable. (Standard offering
on most computers.) No other equipment is required. Individual
dial-up/broadband accounts are not permitted.
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Although most students do have a personal
computer for convenience, none of the undergraduate programs at
Campbell University require students to have a personal
computer.
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Student Computer labs are available on
campus.
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An updated subscription-based antivirus
program is required on all residential student computers that
use Microsoft's Windows OS. Sophos Antivirus is provided for
all full-time students at no additional charge. Please check
the Welcome Message in your Campbell Email for more
information.
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File sharing has, in the past, interfered
with official University Business and valid educational
endeavors and therefore, is not allowed at any time. Please
delete Kazaa, IMesh, Limewire, Aries, and/or any other file
sharing programs on your machine before coming to campus.
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We also recommend that
all students uninstall AOL Internet Access Software before
attempting to logon to our network. This
does not
include AOL Instant Messenger software.
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Students should check
for and clean their computers of “spyware” before attempting to
logon to the Campbell network. There are several free tools
available for spyware detection and removal. The best are:
Adaware (www.lavasoftusa.com),
Windows Defender (www.microsoft.com),
and Spybot (www.safer-networking.org)
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You must install all
Critical/High Priority operating system updates on Windows
-based machines. Go to
www.windowsupdate.com for more
information. Additionally, your machine should be setup to check
for updates automatically.
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Please bring all setup/restore disks and
documentation with your computer. We cannot help you at the
helpdesk without your disks. Additionally, if you require
warranty service, your vendor may require you to have the disks.
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Students are not allowed to have a
wireless router or access point anywhere on the Campbell
University campus. If a non-university owned wireless access
point or router is discovered in your room, your network
connection will be disabled for the remainder of the semester
and the router/access point will be confiscated.
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You may wish to have a memory stick for file
transport.
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Microsoft Office is used by most faculty and
staff members on the CU campus. Students may purchase MS
office at tremendous discounts. Click
here for more
info.
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Due to bandwidth concerns, the usage of some high bandwidth
devices such as HD Streaming Video players may lead to the
throttling back or limiting of bandwidth to individual students.
The University Internet connection for the dorms is primarily
for academic purposes and the usage of the network for
nonacademic purposes will be curtailed if it begins to interfere
with academic use.
Contact Info:
Computing Services Helpdesk ~ Baldwin Hall ~ Email:
helpdesk@campbell.edu
Phone: Local: 910-893-1208 ~ On-Campus - ext. 1208 ~ Toll-Free:
800-334-4111
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