US 1100: University Seminar

There are computer workstations and printers available for use by students, faculty and staff on both the Round Rock and San Marcos campuses in the libraries and other campus buildings. These workstations are equipped with a variety of software to support most academic needs.

In San Marcos, there are four TechSpots (formerly called Open Computer Labs) located across campus to make it convenient to find an open computer. They are located in the Family Computer Sciences building (FCS 140), Jowers Hall (Jowers 201), McCoy Hall (McCoy 338) and the Academic Services Building South (ASBS 201).

Check out the TechSpot webpage for more information and to see what technology is available in each location.

Welcome to Texas State! Bobcats have access to dozens of products and services, most of which are free! Search the catalog to see all the tech you get for attending Texas State

Canvas is the school's online course platform. You'll use it daily to communicate with your instructors, receive class announcements, submit assignments and exams, and pretty much everything. Hence, you need to master using it. Become a Canvas-Jedi using the Passport to Canvas tutorial.  

The IT Assistance Center, ITAC, is your one-stop shop for technology needs and questions. Get help via chat or phone or visit ITAC's Help Desk on Alkek Library's first floor. 

• Download the official Texas State University app and get access to improved campus maps, new computer lab availability, an updated academic calendar, shuttles, course scheduling, and so much more. Don't forget to check out other affiliated apps available. 

• Duo (formerly NetID 2-Step) is a secure multi-factor authentication method. Two steps are required for successful access. It is a safer way to log into most Texas State online services and increases security for your account and confidential information.

• The Bobcat Shuttle transports students, faculty, staff, and the general public from the remote parking areas and concentrated student population areas in the city of San Marcos to the central campus, as well as provides a means of cross-campus travel and travel to various locations in the town of San Marcos. Keep up with the Bobcat Shuttle via Twitter and DoubleMap for updates and alerts.

Assistive Technology: Students approved of alternative format accommodations may submit their requests through the AIM database. Please review the Alternative Format Policy and Procedure webpage for additional information about how to receive alternative formats.