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To comply with the Higher Education Opportunity Act, SUNY Potsdam is taking the following measures as required by law:

In compliance with the Department of Education's (DOE) regulations implementing Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, SUNY Potsdam  shall not discriminate against any student, or exclude any student from its education program or activity, including any class or extracurricular activity, on the basis of current, potential or past pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, recovery and all related conditions.

Computer Availability MapsWe have a service that allows students and faculty to view the locations and availability of our computing facilities. With it you can:

Computer Science Ferrantello Falcon Lab/Theatre and Dance Design Studio -- Performing Arts Center 408 The Computer Science Ferrantello Falcon Laboratory is 20 Linux computers in the general-access lab space in the Performing Arts Center. The Intel-based computers run Nixos Linux and host all the tools students need to program in a variety of programming languages. CS lab sections and courses use the machines during the teaching day and students use them for homework projects after hours.

Computing & Technology Services uses Request Tracker, commonly referred to as RT. This advanced tracking system allows CTS to monitor incoming requests for service and other CTS related activities.

Computing and Technology Services (CTS) has assumed primary responsibility for the design, installation, and operation of the wireless data network environment on the SUNY Potsdam Campus.

Computing & Technology Services is responsible for providing support for the technical infrastructure that helps keep SUNY Potsdam at the cutting edge of today's technology.

Computing & Technology Services has implemented several policies pertaining to information technology. Please refer to appropriate pages and documents on the left related to your technology use.