Computer Labs and Information Technology Support

About

Our goal is to ensure that students of the Lundquist College of Business will be well prepared to succeed in a technology-rich business world.

The computing facilities and information technology and instructional support staff at the Lundquist College of Business are focused on enhancing the learning experience of students. The Miles and Eleanor McKay Business Technology Center, located on the third floor of Chiles, is the central computer lab and technology resource hub for the college. The lab is available to:

UO business undergraduate majors and minors (PBA, BADM, ACTG)*
MBA, MAcc, and MSF graduate students
Students currently enrolled in at least one business course (ACTG, BA, BE, OBA, FIN, MGMT, MKTG)

*Note to undergraduate business majors and minors: you must be enrolled in at least one UO class.

Contact

Lab Front Desk
Chiles 326
541-346-3244
See lab hours
lcblabtech@uoregon.edu
IS/IT Help Desk
541-346-3311
Weekdays until 5:00 p.m. for faculty/staff
lcb-helpdesk@ithelp.uoregon.edu
Building Management
541-346-3381
Lillis Complex
lcbbuilding1@uoregon.edu

Lab Services and Info

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Practice Rooms
Undergraduate Business Students can reserve 263 Lillis and limited access to 205 Peterson. Rooms are reserved in two-hour increments. Keys must be signed out at the Business Technology Center front desk in 326 Chiles. Reservations are only accepted online. Reserve a Practice Room

Network Home Directory
Each declared business undergraduate and graduate student is supplied with space on the college's network "M" drive. Don't risk losing a project, store it here. Accessible from home/school. See the front desk staff for more information or view the instructions online.

Faculty and staff also have access to a network home directory is mapped to the "M" drive.

Virtual Computer Lab
Lundquist Business Technology Center provides access to our virtual computer lab to any faculty, staff or enrolled business student. The virtual computer lab provides access to all the same resources as any Lundquist lab computer including software, printer resources and mapped network drives from anywhere on any device. More information and instructions available here.

Binding Services
Have a last minute project? Want to make your homework look professional? We can help. See the front desk staff to comb bind your project. Cost is $2.00. We accept Duck Bucks and BTC account funds only.

Lamination
Laminating services for any papers, flyers, or posters that are the average printing paper size (8"x11.5"). Cost is $1.00 per paper. We accept Duck Bucks and BTC account funds only.

Equipment
Our lab has many technology items that can be borrowed for a few hours. The following are items available for students to check out and use for an allotted period of time*:

Calculators - Graphing and scientific
HDMI/VGA Adapters - Adapters suitable for any Mac or PC for presentation purposes.
Phone chargers - iPhone and Android phone chargers available.
Laptop Chargers - Chargers for all Mac laptops available, HP and Dell chargers available as well.
Headphones - Headphones available for use in the lab to listen to videos or music without disrupting others. Microphone also available for use.
Mouses - Available for use on laptops to work more efficiently.
Printing/Coping/Scanning - see section on Printing

*All equipment checkout and room reservations require a signed waiver outlining time period for loan of item and fee amounts if items are not returned within the allotted time.

Lab Software

7Zip
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC
Adobe Acrobat Reader DC
Adobe Bridge CC2018
Adobe Dreamweaver CC2018
Adobe Flash Player (Npapi)
Adobe Illustrator CC2018
Adobe InDesign CC2018
Adobe Lightroom CC2018
Adobe Photoshop CC 2018
Amazon Web Services SDK for .Net
Anaconda
Excel OM Explorer (KRM9)

FileZilla
Frontline Solver Excel Plugin
Git
Google Chrome
Java
Mathematica 11.3.0
Matlab 2018a
Microsoft Office 2016 Pro Plus: All
Microsoft SQL Express 2017
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 17
Microsoft Visio 2016
Microsoft Visual Studio 2012
Morning Star Direct

Mozilla Firefox
Notepad++
PuTTY
R
R Studio
SAS 9.4 for Windows 10
SPSS 25
SPSS AMOS 25
Tableau Public
Tableau Reader
VLC PLayer
VS Code

Campus Site Licenses
The university has several site licenses available to faculty, staff or students.

Microsoft Office 365 - https://service.uoregon.edu/TDClient/KB/ArticleDet?ID=32786
McAfee VirusScan (protect your computer from malware to prevent loss of access to campus resources) - https://service.uoregon.edu/TDClient/KB/ArticleDet?ID=32786
Other- https://it.uoregon.edu/software/list

Printing in the Lab
Devices within the Business Technology Center are multi-function, providing printing, copying and scanning features. Printing and copying are charged at the following rates:

Black and White: 10¢ per side (two-sided is 20¢)
Color: 40¢ per side (two-sided is 80¢)

Each term, students start with a $10 printing credit (from student fees).

Additional funds can be added to your Lundquist printing account using Duck Bucks. To make a Duck Bucks deposit, go to https://emu.uoregon.edu/duck-bucks/make-a-deposit

Lundquist printing is only available from Lundquist Technology Services managed computers, which includes Lundquist virtual desktops. Printing from personally owned devices is available through our virtual desktop solution at view.uoregon.edu.

Make sure you know which printer your print job has been sent. On lab computers and virtual desktops, printers are assigned at startup to prevent all the print jobs from going to the same printer.

Helpful Printing Tips

Only print the pages you need to avoid paying for unnecessary pages.
Verify the number of copies you are printing.
To print on other types of paper, check with Front Desk for instructions
Unclaimed print jobs are kept for 48 hours and then recycled

Copying
To make copies, press the copy button on the LCD screen of the device.

Press "Alternate Login"
Enter UO Duck ID. Press "OK"
Enter UO password. Press "OK"
Place the project in the document feeder, or open the top cover of the printer and place the document face down on the glass window
Use the touch screen copy menu to select the options applicable for the current project
Press the “Logon/Logoff” button when project is complete

Scanners
The multi-function printing device has the ability to scan documents as PDFs to an email address or to the ScannerDropbox folder on the "S" drive. There are no fees when scanning from the multi-function devices.
To scan, press the Scan-To or Email button on the LCD screen of the device.

Scanning Instructions

Scan To

Email

Place the project in the document feeder, or open the top cover of the printer and place the document face down on the glass window
Press Favorites on LCD screen
Press ScannerDropbox on LCD screen
Use the touch screen menu to select the options applicable for the current project
When ready press the Start button
Press the Clear All button when project is complete

Place the project in the document feeder, or open the top cover of the printer and place the document face down on the glass window
Press Enter Recipient on the LCD screen
Using the on screen keyboard enter the recipients email address
Press Add on the LDC screen
Use the touch screen menu to select the options applicable for the current project
When ready press the Start button
Press the All Clear button when project is complete

Desktop Scanner
One computer in the lab is equipped with a HP Scanjet G4010 flatbed scanner with the following features:

Max Document Size: 8.5 in x 12.25 in
Color Depth: 96 Bit
Scan Resolution: 4800H x 9600V dpi

Supported Document Types

paper
bound materials (such as books and magazines)
35 mm slides
35 mm film

Scanner Software Available

Adobe Creative Suite
Adobe Acrobat Pro
Omnipage Pro (OCR software)

Helpful Tips

Save often
Lab computers do not store information. If an outage or computer were to occur, any information not saved would be permanently lost.
Save to the Network Home Drive ("M" drive)
The network home drive is accessible wherever you have a connection to the campus network for you to save your work. Files saved on this drive are backed up regularly. View instructions for mapping the network home drive and accessing it remotely.
Remember to log off your lab computer
When using the computer lab it is important to always log off when finished. If you remain logged on, someone else could have access to your network drives and printing account. For faculty and staff it is important to log off regularly so that important security updates can be installed.
Install the UO VPN Client
Installing and using the UO VPN Client will give you access to university resources such as your network home drive ("M" drive for faculty and staff, "S" drive for students), library resources, and other internal university services, that are only available when connected to the university network.
Connect wirelessly
With your DuckID you have access to the universities wireless network. A wireless connection allows you to access university resources just about anywhere on campus. https://service.uoregon.edu/TDClient/KB/ArticleDet?ID=31052

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IT/IS Staff

Namesake

Miles and Eleanor McKay

In 1979, Miles E. and Eleanor McKay donated the first computers to the Lundquist College of Business, anticipating how technology would transform the business world and ensuring that our students would be ahead of the curve. In 2008, their son J. Douglas McKay established a $1 million endowment to honor his parents and provide for continual upgrades to the college’s computer labs as technology advances.

Miles was a graduate of Eugene High School and the University of Oregon, eventually founding McKay’s Market in 1939 and growing the grocery chain to sixteen stores before he sold them in 1959. McKay then devoted his energies to McKay Investment Company, a partnership consisting of Miles, Eleanor, and their children Linda and Doug. McKay Investments became a successful developer of commercial property, partnering to build and lease stores to Bi-Mart Corporation and owning and evolving Oakway Mall on the former family farm site where Miles’s father lived.

Lab Dedicated January 2009

Computer Labs and Information Technology Support