Berkeley Computing & Communications Fall 2003
Volume 13 Number 4. Also available as PDF Version (176 KB).
From the Chief Information Officer
Planning, architecture, development
- New CalNet "ucbaffiliations" attribute
- An alternative to Microsoft file sharing for off-campus file access
- Center for Document Engineering established by SIMS and e-Berkeley
- Integrating data and applications: Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
- J2EE at Berkeley: Why campuswide architecture matters
IT security
- Campus response to security vulnerabilities
- Automated patching of Windows machines
- An alternative to Microsoft file sharing for off-campus file access
- Minimum security standards proposed for campus computers
IT policy
General services, support
- Automated patching of Windows machines
- Berkeley Email Replacement Team information request
- CalAgenda Tips: Naming conventions, searching, and other helpful information on CalAgenda resources
- UCLink to tag spam starting September 17
- Authenticated Usenet service now available
- BERT manages email replacement effort
- Announcing the Connecting@Berkeley (C@B) 2004 CD
- IST system status website
Information resources, websites
- U.S. mail BC&C subscriptions to end
- Webcast.berkeley statistics
- Authenticated Usenet service now available
- ETS launches new Multimedia Services team
- The UC Berkeley Library proxy service
- IST system status website
- Changed BC&C publication schedule
Administrative services
Educational technology, student services
- Most of the paperwork gone for new entering students
- Campus videoconferencing facility renovated
- Dwinelle 155 gets brighter projection and screen
- Webcast.berkeley statistics
- Fall semester ETS events
- Web-enabled PowerPoint pilot: Wanadu iCreate available for use
- CourseWeb update
- Sixth annual Summer Faculty Technology Program
- Partnership and dialogue furthered at fourth Student Systems Forum
- ETS launches new Multimedia Services team
- Can IT help to transform higher education?
- The UC Berkeley Library proxy service
- What's new at the computer labs