Caltech Help is the new system for IMSS, Card Office, and Procurement service requests. Other campus service centers, including Human Resources, will soon join this system. Caltech Help's web interface allows you to conveniently submit and track...
Coursera offers online courses for anyone to take, for free. You can watch lectures by Caltech faculty, test your knowledge through self-assessment quizzes, and reinforce concepts through interactive exercises and discussion forums. For a list of...
Effective Monday, March 11, 2013, LabArchives Electronic Notebooks are available and accessible with your access.caltech credentials. You can continue to access LabArchives via http://www....
The toolbox licenses for MATLAB have been substantially expanded, preventing customers from running into locked toolboxes in most circumstances. We expanded the most commonly used toolboxes based on feedback from a recent campus survey. For a...
access.caltech has been updated to adopt the style of the recently launched Caltech website and it offers a new favorites feature so you can create a personalized short list of your most frequently used applications. Click the star to the right...
FileSender, a service operated by Internet2, allows customers at member institutions to easily share large files (up to 1TB) at no cost. Caltech is a member institution so this service is available to all campus users with an access.caltech...
IMSS offers a High Performance Computing (HPC) pay-as-you-go service. This service is ideal for faculty and research groups that do not have the resources to run their own HPC systems, which usually require large financial resources to maintain...
IMSS announces a new resource for finding campus forms in one central location: http://forms.caltech.edu. The forms site is organized by department and it offers a form search ...
Academic Media Technologies is supporting Caltech's first online course: CS 156 - Machine Learning by Professor Yaser Abu-Mostafa. Anyone, including Caltech and non-Caltech students, can view lectures live on ...
