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Many university-managed computers already include a self-service catalog of approved software. Learn how Software Center can help you get up and running faster while giving you more control over the applications available to your device.
Leaving your computer powered on during scheduled maintenance windows helps DSA IT deliver important security updates and system improvements without interrupting your workday. This article explains what happens during weekend maintenance and how a few simple steps can help keep your device secure and reliable.
Email attachment too large? FileX makes it easy to securely send and receive files up to 25 GB without relying on personal file-sharing services. Learn when to use FileX, how it works, and why it's a trusted solution for sharing large files at Texas A&M.
Submitting an IT ticket is only the first step. A well-written ticket can reduce follow-up questions and help DSA IT focus on solving the problem.
One platform. Multiple AI models. University-approved security. Learn how TAMU AI Chat helps the Texas A&M community work smarter while protecting sensitive data.
Ever wonder what happens after you submit an IT ticket? Learn how DSA IT reviews, prioritizes, investigates, and resolves requests, plus simple tips that can help get your issue addressed more efficiently.
Are you storing and sharing university files in the right place? Learn how to choose between OneDrive, SharePoint, Google Workspace, network drives, and FileX while protecting sensitive information, improving collaboration, and ensuring important records remain accessible long after a project ends.
Keeping DSA devices secure doesn’t start with a breach—it starts with simple habits like powering on, connecting, and letting updates install. This article explains why monthly check-ins matter, what the Device Remediation Audit revealed, and how a few small actions help protect Texas A&M data and keep your device compliant.
Discover how DSA is embracing AI responsibly—using approved tools like Microsoft Copilot to boost productivity while protecting university data. Learn how clear guidance, security-first practices, and a new AI Community of Practice are helping Student Affairs move forward together.
Microsoft 365 Copilot training shows users how to boost everyday productivity through hands-on practice using Copilot Chat, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams, including advanced features like Agent Mode, custom instructions, file grounding, and Copilot Pages. The course also teaches how to leverage specialized agents such as Researcher and Analyst to automate tasks, improve insights, create multimedia content, and confidently integrate AI into daily workflows—ideal for all Copilot users and learning‑and‑development professionals.