List of Information Technology Responsibilities

• We are responsible for Internet access to all students on-campus.
• We are responsible for giving Internet access to off-campus students and commuters.
• We support Windows 2000/XP.
• We do not support Mac (any verison), any open source OS, UNIX, or any version of Windows below 2000.
• Student must have an approved Anti-Virus program and keep it updated.

Read entire network policy Computer Access
Missouri Valley College provides five computer laboratories that are available to all faculty, staff, and enrolled students. All campus owned machines in our facilities operate on Windows XP Professional. Microsoft Office 2007, Internet browsers, e-mail programs, chatting programs, and other specialized software for Major specific use are available on Missouri Valley College's machines. The laboratories are located in Collins Science Center (lower level RM 10L, 11), Baity Hall Learning Center, Technology Building General Lab, and Murrell Library.
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Server Storage Space
All faculty, staff, and students are given a finite amount of server space for personal storage. Instead of using a floppy disk to transfer files, personal storage space will always appear when a user logs into the network. Also, server storage space can be accessed from any machine connected to the network via modem or Ethernet. Learn more >>

E-mail Accounts
All enrolled students are automatically assigned an e-mail address and 10MB of space for e-mail. If, for some reason, a student does not have an e-mail address, they should come to the IT Department Office in room 214 of the Technology Center. Students should have their Missouri Valley ID card to verify that they are an enrolled student.
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Scanner and CD-RW
We have a full page scanner located in the Murrell Library available for faculty, staff, and students. The scanner will permit you to scan a photograph, drawing, report, etc. and convert it to an image format appropriate for your need. The scanner machine also has a CD-RW burner so all scanned images can be transferred to CD.