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Provides access to a variety of web applications used widely in the Grainger College of Engineering and other units on the Illinois campus. Over 100 applications are hosted such as Vacation/Sick Leave Reporting, Appointments, TimeTracker, Chart of Accounts, Inventory and Gradrecs/UGradrecs.
Information and link to enroll in new Hire Orientations Enrollment System
ATLAS Photo Roster helps instructors and TAs associate the names and faces of their students and create mailing lists.
In the event of a campus emergency, Illini-Alert delivers timely notifications via email, text message, and official Twitter updates to keep the university community informed and safe.
Microsoft Outlook is a cloud-based email and calendaring service provided by Microsoft as part of the Microsoft 365 suite. It delivers a robust platform for businesses, enabling seamless communication through email, calendar management, contacts, and task. It is accessible from PCs, the web, and mobile devices.
Banner Self-Service is part of the University of Illinois System’s Ellucian Banner enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform. It provides students, faculty, advisors, and employees with secure, web-based access to personal, academic, and administrative information. Banner Self-Service is accessed via https://apps.uillinois.edu/selfservice/.
Publish at Illinois is a Wordpress-based blogging and publishing platform that allows users to create Illinois-themed websites.
The Illinois Computes Research Notebooks (ICRN) provides hosted web-based Jupyter Notebooks to the research community. Each notebook receives guaranteed access to a CPU core and has shared access to GPU resources.
The Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB) provides high quality poster printing for use in events or poster sessions. A CFOP is required to place an order.
Tax inquiries, tax forms, tuition waiver taxation, Certificate for working out of State (CNR)
Codebook is the University of Illinois System's official source for instructional and administrative coding structures, ensuring the consistent use of codes across a vast assortment of software applications system-wide.
Exam Services scans machine-scannable answer sheets (Scantrons) and provides instructors with a comprehensive analysis of an exam along with a spreadsheet of the scores.
The primary purpose of Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is to provide an extra layer of security to NetID accounts and systems by requiring users to provide at least two different types of verification to prove their identity.
Remote Network Access allows students, faculty and staff to securely connect to the campus network from anywhere in the world using their Illinois credentials, and access services and resources usually restricted to people on campus.
FABPlus is a shared application that tracks equipment below the $2,500 fixed asset threshold, especially computers and other devices with storable memory.
Request a tax status review for foreign national employees to process tax withholding forms, and potential tax treaty benefits.
Globus Online is a data transfer and management service that allows data to be transferred between data storage at many locations including cloud services.
Contacts Database records the responsible parties for networks, domains, systems, services, and devices across the University. It displays dependencies between these elements, such as systems and services reliant on a specific network. Additionally, it manages access levels to various offerings (e.g., IP Address Management and Iris) based on permissions assigned to networks and domains for users or AD groups.
cPanel is a web-based control panel that provides a variety of tools for creating and managing websites hosted on web.illinois.edu.
Emergency phones provided throughout campus are programmed to dial directly into Public Safety. These locations include kiosk phones, elevator phones, and areas of refuge.
Enhanced call routing and agent management services for departmental/organizational phone lines.
Automates the backup and restore of faculty and staff desktop data. Supported operated systems include Windows, macOS, and Linux. This offering does not fully restore a computer's operating system.
Single Sign-on is an authentication method that allows users to access multiple university applications and websites using their Illinois NetID and NetID password.