Office of Information Technology

The Office of Information Technology is here to provide you with advice and support on IT issues during your time at the University. If you are a new TAMIU student visit the Step-by-step guidelines for information on how to create a Dusty account and setup Duo two-factor authentication. If at any point you have questions or need help, contact the Help Desk, Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Your TAMIU NetID

To access any TAMIU services around campus, you'll need your NetID (the first part of your dusty.tamiu.edu email address: NetID@dusty.tamiu.edu).

To set up your NetID, use your Banner ID (A00000123) and date of birth (MM/DD/YYYY).

• File User Icon Set Up/Manage Your Dusty Email
  This is your Student Email for Life at TAMIU.
  New Students: Set up your account here.

• Lock Icon Self-Service Account Management
  For all your password needs (change your password, reset your forgotten password, unlock your account, manage your security questions).

• Mobile Icon Set Up/Manage Two-Factor Authentication (Duo)
  Enroll and/or manage your Duo for an added layer of security on your account.

Tech Services

We’ve got your back with services that enhance your learning and safety.

Introducing SafeZone:

• Report safety concerns 24/7.
• Get connected quickly with mental health professionals if you are feeling depressed, anxious, or overwhelmed.
• Activate location sharing with authorities if alone and concerned for safety.
• Anonymously report incidents via text message, photograph, and location.
• Control your profile data and what is shared; location is only shared when you raise alerts, check in, send reports, or request assistance.

Learn More About SafeZone

• Uconnect
  Uconnect is your home base for all Student Information.

• Blackboard (eLearning)
  The University’s official online learning tool, where you can have access to courses, assignments, grades, and communication tools.

• Wireless Printing (UPrint)
  The wireless printing service lets Students print from any internet-connected or Wi-Fi-enabled device to campus printers.

• Campus Wi-Fi
  Wireless internet service is available throughout the University, providing mobile access to the network.

• UVirtual Desktop
  A remote computing service that lets Students access campus software and desktops from anywhere.

Tools and Resources

Access the following services:

• Microsoft Office Suite

• Infobase Learning Cloud

• Dell University Store

• Apple Store for Education

• Texas A&M Software Center