This article overviews software information, and software purchasing, for Classroom and Lab machines. IT provides commonly used software in the labs on campus, but any specialty software is up to the department to choose and purchase. If you need software installed or upgraded to support instruction, please submit the “Classroom and Lab Computer Software Request" in our Service Catalog.
Timeline & Due Dates
- Deadline for software requests for start of classes in the fall is April 15th*
- Deadline for software requests for start of classes in the spring is November 15th
- For new software requests that are submitted outside of these deadlines, expect 10-15 business days before the software are installed in your lab.
* As of the last edit of this article, the submission deadline for the Spring 2021 Semester has been extended without a determined deadline. We ask you to submit requests as early as possible for software to be installed in the Spring.
Audience
Faculty and Staff using Classrooms and Labs
Platform
Windows 10; MacOS
Overview
Purchasing
Departments are responsible for purchasing specialty software and the appropriate number of licenses. Depending on the licensing situation, IT may either make the software available in all labs, or limit it to specific labs per request.
If the software is licensed
Please provide all relevant information, including the following:
- Software Version
- MacOS: Confirmed 64 bit download available; new MacOS, Catalina, does not support 32 bit software. Read more here.
- Serial numbers
- License information
- Any settings or configurations that are custom to Ithaca College -- or preferred for your use in class -- if applicable (default save locations, etc.)
- Any default settings for when the program launches
If the software is free
Please provide all relevant information, including the following:
- Software Version
- MacOS: Confirmed 64 bit download available; new MacOS, Catalina, does not support 32 bit software. Read more here.
- Serial numbers
- A specific and direct link to the download location (not the homepage for the software or company website) after testing on your own machine
- Any settings or configurations that are custom to Ithaca College -- or preferred for your use in class -- if applicable (default save locations, etc.)
- Any default settings for when the program launches
Note: For free software, some require an account be made in order to access the installer files. If this is the case, it is the responsibility of the requesting faculty member to create the account and supply the installer file to IT.
Included software
The following table indicates the software that is installed on ALL public lab machines.
Note: Other software is available in some lab spaces by request, this list does not include those.
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Apple MacOS Computers |
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Office 365 Suite
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- Access
- Excel
- Word
- PowerPoint
- OneDrive
- Teams
- Publisher
- OneNote
Microsoft Teams
- Acrobat pro
- After effects
- Animate
- Audition
- Bridge
- Character animator
- Dimension
- Dreamweaver
- Illustrator
- InCopy
- InDesign
- LightRoom
- Lightroom Classic
- Media encoder
- PhotoShop
- Prelude
- Premiere Pro
- Premiere Rush
- ActivePerl
- Audacity
- Android Studio
- Brackets
- CyberDuck
- FFMpeg for audacity
- Filezilla client
- Chrome
- Google Earth Pro
- GPL Ghost Script
- SPSS
- Inscape
- Java - AdoptOpenJDK
- Kinovea
- K-lite CODEC Pack
- LAME
- Mendeley
- MiKTeX
- FireFox
- Notepad++
- Open
- Putty
- Python 2.7
- R and RStudio
- Scene Builder
- Stencyl
- THonny
- Top Hat
- Tracker
- VLC
- WinSCP
- wxWidgets
- ZOOM
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- Microsoft Office
- Adobe Acrobat Pro
- Adobe AfterEffects
- Adobe Audition
- Adobe Dreamweaver
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe InDesign
- Adobe Media Encoder
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe PremierePro
- Adobe XD
- AGPS Draw
- APGS
- Audacity
- FFMpeg
- LAME
- Brackets
- BBedit
- Chrome
- Cyber Duck
- Firefox
- Google Earth Pro
- iBooks Author
- Java AdoptOpenJDK
- Mendely
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R and R Studio
- Safari
- Scratch 1.4
- SPSS
- VLC (VideoLAN media player)
- VUE
- Xcode
- Zoom
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