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Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life WIRED Computer Protection CD: Healing Students' Personally Owned Computers Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life © Lynn Gunn and Rick Arcuri This work is the intellectual property of the authors. Permission is granted for this material to be shared for non-commercial, educational purposes, provided that this copyright statement appears on the reproduced materials and notice is given that the copying is by permission of the author. To disseminate otherwise or to republish requires written permission from the author.

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Introductions  Lynn Gunn, Director, Support Services, Marquette University  Richard Arcuri, Associate Dean for Administration, Marquette University © Lynn Gunn and Rick Arcuri This work is the intellectual property of the authors. Permission is granted for this material to be shared for non-commercial, educational purposes, provided that this copyright statement appears on the reproduced materials and notice is given that the copying is by permission of the author. To disseminate otherwise or to republish requires written permission from the author.

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Agenda  About Marquette University  Marquette’s IT Support Organization  Acceptable Use Policy  How It Started  Liability Protection  Program Management & How It Works  Distribution & Marketing  Other Universities Using CDs  Q&A

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life This presentation does not…  Review Marquette’s services for resident students  Provide technical information in order to program a CD  Provide a live demonstration of the CD  Go in depth on the logistics of distributing CDs to students

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life About Marquette University  Catholic, Jesuit University  Founded in 1881  80 acres in Milwaukee, WI  11,600 Total enrollment  2,500 Faculty/Staff  7800 Undergraduate  All unmarried first and second year students live in residence halls – network connection per pillow  University owned apartments for upperclassmen and graduate students

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life IT Support Organization  Central IT Services Department  Support Services provides SPOC Help Desk for all students, faculty and staff and desktop support for university owned computers and residence hall student computers  Support Services staff: Help Desk – 2 FTE, 10 SE Administrative Support – 4.5 FTE, 25 SE WIRED Office – 1 FTE (IT), 15 SE (ORL)  Academic Support – 10 FTE, 8 SE

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life  8 residence halls  7 apartment buildings  4,331 total students  97% bring their own computer  2004 EBI Survey

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life WIRED Office  Managed by Office of Residence Life  Supervised by IT Services Technical Support Specialist  Centrally located on campus  Maintains hall labs  Marquette PC support for students: Tier I - Help Desk Tier II software support WIRED Office and in hall labs Wireless config in various locations Tier III - Complex software and all hardware issues referred to outside vendors

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Acceptable Use Policy “The purpose of this policy is to explain the rights and responsibilities that users share in sustaining the electronic resources (E-resources as detailed below in Scope-Resources covered) made available to them by the University. This policy will provide a reference for University students, faculty, staff, and authorized guests, and will communicate the roles and responsibilities of those charged with maintenance, operation and oversight of University E-resources. “

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Started  Fall ’03 Events change support approach  Blaster, Nachi and SoBig  Security “Sweeps” (x 2) for all university owned computers  Started minimally supporting students’ personally owned computers via Limited Liability waiver (due to many port shutdowns)  Marquette remained connected to the Internet  Some universities completely shut off Internet connection

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Started  IT Services Security Sweeps – used CD toolkit  Many port shutdowns in residence halls 60 in one hall at once  Idea!  User friendly interface – not just CD full of software  Fits in with Marquette’s service-driven culture

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Liability Protection  Office of General Counsel  Fall ’03: Limited Liability Waiver to work on personally owned computers to connect to the campus wired/wireless network, or assist with viruses/SPAM  Summer ’04: Limited Liability Waiver to install software on, and reconfigure, personally owned computers

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Program Management Preparing students for life outside Marquette including employment:  Turn a great idea into a success!  Software Development Cycle Testing, bug fix, new features, deployment, documentation & support  Project/Program Management

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Program Management  Program Manager – IT University Support Services Manager  Education/Documentation – Residence Hall Technical Support Specialist  Programming/Technical – Desktop Support Specialist with VB skills  Direction/Oversight – ORL Assoc. Dean & Support Services Director

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works Customer Service Oriented: “The WIRED CD is a compilation of protective software for your computer packed into a user friendly interface. The WIRED CD can be used with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, NT 2000, XP Home, XP Professional, and Server 2003.”

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works Latest version includes: McAfee VirusScan 8.0i Enterprise (site licensed for students by Marquette) SpyBot Search and Destroy (contacted Pepi MK Software for permission) Windows Update set to download from Microsoft and automatically install all critical security patches released by Microsoft.

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works Includes vendor’s EULA

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works Other Anti-virus installed?

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life How It Works

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Distribution Fall CDs - Adhered over all network jacks in rooms and provided to campus apartment tenants 300 binders Residence Assistants & Apartment Managers, Help Desk, Information Desk, Libraries, college labs, graduate school offices Spring 2005 Updated software and fixed known bugs Binders Help Desk

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Marketing New Student Orientation: RA Training 7000 CDs - Adhered over all network jacks in rooms and provided to campus apartment tenants Connect: Technology at Marquette Guide Network connectivity and virus support kiosks

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Marketing Other: Residence Hall Cable Channel 99 Public Affairs – eNews Briefs Help Desk incident calls WIRED Office interaction with students Web page marquette.edu/pages/home/its/help/computer/wired

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Other Universities Using CDs  University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee  University of Massachusetts*  University of New Hampshire  University of Delaware  (2) University of Missouri-Columbia

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life WIRED Office May 2004

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life WIRED Office

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life 95% Reduction in Virus/SPAM * Complaints *WIRED CD is one of twenty-two IT Services initiatives which affect this metric.

Information Technology Services & Office of Residence Life Q&A Lynn Gunn, Director, Support Services Richard Arcuri, Associate Dean for Administration, Office of Residence Life