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Chapter 14: Frequently asked questions 14.38.3 What activities are run for Continuing Students 14.39 Parking 14.39.1 Can I get a parking space at RMIT? 14.40 Passwords 14.40.1 What is the password for access to web information? 14.40.2 I have forgotten my Unix or PC password. 90 • Tour and BBQ For both returning and new students the following are on offer: • Java and C programming skills booster shots • Solution Design / Architecture Workshops • Plagiarism: understanding and skills for CS&IT students • IP & Confidentiality Issues • IT Marketing and Customer Service Skills • Project Management Timetable and registration is via a button link at http://www.rmit.edu.au/csit. There are no internal car parking spots at RMIT. If you intend to drive to lectures, you will have very little chance parking at a meter in the street and will invariably be late for lectures. It is better to park at one of the car parks nearby, such as the one around the corner from 110 Victoria Street. Alternatively, consider parking at a train station and taking the train to Melbourne Central. RMIT is across the road. This will be your yallara/numbat password ordinarily. Note: this only applies to URLs of the form https://inside.cs.rmit.edu.au. When students obtain their computer account from the Duty Programmers office during enrolment they will be given a ‘user name’ for the CSIT system and a random password that must be changed upon logging in for the first time. Students who attend ‘Unix and CS&IT Networks’ sessions (see “What activites are run for Newly Commencing Students?” on page 89) will go through logging into the various servers and may have a unique password for each. If you forget your password or have trouble logging in, see the Duty Programmers for assistance. See “System Help” on page 100.
14.40.3 Which Password to use for accessing what? Chapter 14: Frequently asked questions The following is a table of access details and information on various systems you will need to use as a student of RMIT and Computer Science and Information Technology: Which Account Information and Log In All CSIT accounts eg: Yallara/Numbat etc. NDS - Novell Directory Service EMS - Student Electronic Messaging System URL: http://www.studentems.rmit.edu.au/ DLS - Distributed Learning System URL: http://www.rmit.edu.au/online Weblearn URL: http://weblearn.rmit.edu.au/ TABLE 1: When students obtain their computer account from the Duty Programmers during enrolment they will be given a ‘user name’ for the CSIT system, and a random password on a sheet of paper, that must be changed upon logging in for the first time. Students who attend the Unix and CS&IT Networks sessions (see “What activites are run for Newly Commencing Students?” on page 89) will go through logging into each of the various servers. You may have a unique password for each server. The username for this account is simply the student number with the letter "s" at the start e.g. "s9912345". And the default password is your date of birth, in the format yyyymmdd e.g. Nov 9th 1980 would be "19801109". You should change this password to something more secure. Every student enrolled at RMIT is given an RMIT student email account. This email account will greatly assist communications between the university and its students. EMS is easy to use and accessible everywhere via the latest web browsers. The username and password for this system is the standard NDS Account (as seen above). The email address for a student is simply their login name, followed by @student.rmit.edu.au e.g. "s9912345@ student.rmit.edu.au". The DLS is an online learning facility that is used to varying degrees, by courses with online content. Here, students have access to the components and workspaces for courses including: Classrooms, Conferences, Collaboratory shared workspace, and Course Guides. The username for this account is the student number, with capital trailing letter (if any) e.g. "9912345X". The default password is your date of birth, in the format yyyymmdd e.g. Nov 9th 1975 would be "19751109". Weblearn is a component of the DLS, where students can submit assignments and complete course tests, should the course require it. An account must be requested in order to access this system. This is done via the web page and the username and password is then sent to the student's SEMS account. Requesting an account is done via the website. Any further administrative issues should be taken up with the weblearn support, the course's lab assistant or the lecturer responsible for the course in question. 91
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