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Computing Resources



Listed below are links to information, and in relevant cases downloadable software, covering a wide variety of topics, ranging from backups of your Linux, Mac or Windows machine to using Condor for distributed computing.

Linux OS X Windows
Secure Connections Secure Connections Secure Connections
VPN VPN VPN
Math Email Math Email Math Email
Vacation Autoreply Vacation Autoreply Vacation Autoreply
Printing Printing Printing
Dartmouth Certificates   PostScript
Dartmouth Secure Wi-Fi X Window X Window
Backups Backups
WeBWorK QuickStart
Condor Cluster, Sagemath
FTP Drop Box for Math
Web Pages, MathJax
LaTeX,  Poster Templates

Computing Handbook

We also urge you to take a look at the Math Dept. Computing Handbook, which covers departmental computing resources and, hopefully, most of the frequently addressed topics.

Math Helpdesk

For all software and hardware issues, which aren't solved by the resources above, we ask you to please go to the Math Helpdesk and enter a ticket.

Contact Information

In the event when you don't have the network connection, your contact for Mac and Windows issues is James Graham (102B Kemeny Hall).

Linux help for our purposes is construed as any assistance using or interacting with a machine not running Windows or Mac OS, which, for us, is Linux. It generally includes any machine in the department to which you must ssh to connect, or use scp to transfer files. This includes machines which serve personal and course web pages, all issues concerning WeBWorK, our department servers (gauss, webwork, mathvideo etc.), and so on. If you can't access the network, and therefore can't go to Math Helpdesk, your contact for Linux, and in general non-Mac/Windows issues, is Sarunas Burdulis (102E Kemeny Hall).