Computer Labs | Lundquist College of Business

Events

21Aug

OEMBA Class 34 Welcome Event at 109 NW Naito

The Oregon Executive MBA welcomes its newest cohort--Class 34. Mix and mingle with your future classmates at a reception in our beautiful space at 109 NW Naito Parkway,...
21Aug

Forté Forum San Francisco at Grand Hyatt San Francisco

Forté Forums are designed for standout women considering an MBA whether you're a high-achiever looking to change careers, a college student planning for the future, or a...
22Aug

Portland Summer Open Houses: Deloitte, EY, KPMG, Moss Adams, PwC at Portland, OR (various locations)

The Portland offices of Deloitte, EY, KPMG, Moss Adams, and PwC will open their doors to all accounting-interested students on Wednesday, August 22, 2018. Students who attend...
22Aug

CPA Career Connections at OSCPA Center

CPA Career Connections allows students and CPA candidates to glean practical advice from CPAs across several disciplines of the accounting profession. CPAs will be the...
22Aug

Forté Forum Los Angeles at Doubletree Los Angeles Westside

Forté Forums are designed for standout women considering an MBA whether you're a high-achiever looking to change careers, a college student planning for the future, or a...
4Sep

Oregon Executive MBA Class 34 Eugene Residency at Lillis Business Complex

The University of Oregon's Portland-based executive MBA program welcomes its 34th class. Students kick off their time in the program with a deep dive into business education...
9Sep

Class 33 Global Trip: New Zealand and Fiji

Second-year Oregon Executive MBA students travel to Auckland, New Zealand, to kick off their global trip to New Zealand and Fiji. On Saturday, September 15, the group travels...
13Sep

Oregon Executive MBA Info Session and Building Tour at 109 NW Naito

Join us at our beautiful facility on NW Naito Parkway to find out about the University of Oregon's Portland-based MBA. We are the only program in Oregon designed specifically...
13Sep

Design Your Career: Innovate & Succeed in the Modern Workforce at 109 NW Naito

Oregon Executive MBA has teamed with Mac's List on an awesome event custom built for early- to mid-career professionals who want to shape the course of their...
14Sep

Sports Product Management International Student Orientation at White Stag Block

The University of Oregon Sports Product Management Masters program welcomes our international students for a special day of orientation!

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Overview

COMPUTER LABS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT

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 and MAcc graduates 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.

Hours, Contacts, Location

Lab Services and Info

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The computer lab offers several student-related services and does not profit from them. The only cost is for our supplies.

Practice Rooms
Undergraduate Business Students can reserve 263 Lillis and limited access to 205. 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

Mac Adapters
Forget your Mac adapter for a presentation? No worries, we have adapters for Mac Book Pro, Mac Book, Power Book G4, and iPads. They are loaned out for four hours at a time. Adapters must be signed out at the front desk in 326 Chiles.

"M" Drive (Home Directory)
Each declared business major and minor 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.

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.

Calculators
Got an exam? Need a calculator? We have what you need from graphing to scientific calculators and they are loaned out for 4 hours at a time. Calculators must be signed out at front desk in 326 Chiles

Software on Lab Computers

7-Zip
Adobe Acrobat Reader
FileZilla FTP Client
Gedit
IBM SPSS Statistics
Internet Explorer and Firefox
Microsoft Office (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Word)
Microsoft System Center
Microsoft Visual Studio
Microsoft Web Platform
Morningstar Direct
OM Explorer for KRMG
POM QM Windows
PuTTY

SAS
Windows Kits
- Windows Applications Certification Kit
- Windows Performance Toolkit
- Windows Software Development Kit

We have one computer in the computer lab that runs:

Color Scanner
Adobe Creative Suite
Omnipage Pro
Adobe Acrobat Pro

Printing in the Lab

The lab has several laser printers and can output color or black-and-white paper up to 11 x 17 inches in size. Each term, students start with a $10 printing credit (from your student fees). Students should contact the front desk once they have exhausted their print credit. All additional print jobs will be charged at the following rates:

Black and White: 10¢ per page (two-sided printing is 20¢ per page)
Color: 40¢ per page
You can add to your Lundquist College of Business printing account by using Duck Bucks. To make a Duck Bucks deposit, go to http://campuscash.uoregon.edu/makedeposit

Helpful Printing Tips

Make sure you know to which printer you sent your print job
Specify which pages to print in "print setup" when printing from the Internet or Microsoft Access
Check to see if you printed "one copy"
If you want to print your résumé, please contact the front desk
Unclaimed print jobs are kept for 48 hours and then recycled

Scanners
One computer in the lab is equipped with a flatbed scanner. The lab consultants are nearby to provide assistance. The BTC-Central hall printer/copier can scan multiple page documents in a PDF format directly to your email account.

Helpful Tips

Save Often
Remember to Log Off Your LAB Computer
When using the BTC computer lab it is important to always log off when you are finished using a computer. If you remain logged on to the computer and someone else uses it they will have access to your drives and printing account. For faculty and staff it is important to log off regularly so that important security updates can be installed on your computer.
Install the UO VPN Client
Installing and using the UO VPN Client will give you off-campus access to resources such as MS Outlook email, internal campus websites, and your "M" drive.
Save to the "M" Drive
The "M" drive is accessible both on- and off-campus for you to save your work. All files saved on this drive are backed up regularly. View instructions for mapping the "M" Drive and accessing it remotely.
Connect Wirelessly
With an active UO computing account you have access to us the UO's wireless network from your laptop. Guest accounts are also available.

If you have any questions please contact the lab's front desk at 541-346-3244 or lcblablead@uoregon.edu

Virtual Computer Lab

IT/IS Staff

Shandon Bates
Director, Information Services and Instructional Technology

Information Services & Instructional Technology
Irina M. Botvinnik
Information Systems Developer

Information Services & Instructional Technology
Chris Friedrich
Information Systems Developer

Information Services & Instructional Technology
Karl Owens
Operating Systems/Network Analyst

Information Services & Instructional Technology
Michele Reniff
Information Technology Consultant

Information Services & Instructional Technology
Michael Suskin
Systems Administrator

Information Services & Instructional Technology
Chris Wiesemann
Systems Administrator

Information Services & Instructional Technology

Shandon Bates
Irina M. Botvinnik
Chris Friedrich
Karl Owens
Michele Reniff
Michael Suskin
Chris Wiesemann

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