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| * By a designated time, if the student is found not to be eligible for instate rates their application will be revoked and they will be billed for the non-resident portion of their tuition. | * By a designated time, if the student is found not to be eligible for instate rates their application will be revoked and they will be billed for the non-resident portion of their tuition. | ||
| * Students must do this every semester in which they expect to be appointed for a 20/hr per week assignment as a TA/AI/GRA. | * Students must do this every semester in which they expect to be appointed for a 20/hr per week assignment as a TA/AI/GRA. | ||
| - | * Students who are employed outside of their department will need approval from their graduate adviser. If you will be employed by another department, you can see Katie Dahm for this approval. | + | * Students who are employed outside of their department will need approval from their graduate adviser. If you will be employed by another department, contact the graduate office for approval. |
| * Pay the new bill before the applicable deadline. | * Pay the new bill before the applicable deadline. | ||
| * If your combined funding brings your tuition bill to \$0, you must still log in to [[https://utdirect.utexas.edu/apps/studentfinancials/mytuitionbill/|My Tuition Bill]] and confirm the amount. Failing to do this will cause the system to drop all your courses for non-payment of tuition. | * If your combined funding brings your tuition bill to \$0, you must still log in to [[https://utdirect.utexas.edu/apps/studentfinancials/mytuitionbill/|My Tuition Bill]] and confirm the amount. Failing to do this will cause the system to drop all your courses for non-payment of tuition. | ||
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| The university provides you a [[https://utmail.utexas.edu/|UTmail]] account free. You can keep this email address once you graduate, subject to [[https://ut.service-now.com/sp?id=kb_article&number=KB0018969 |certain constraints]]. UTmail is Gmail, but with the university's domain. This seems like a good address to use in your student records (but you can use any address). UTMail addresses have the domain "@utexas.edu". | The university provides you a [[https://utmail.utexas.edu/|UTmail]] account free. You can keep this email address once you graduate, subject to [[https://ut.service-now.com/sp?id=kb_article&number=KB0018969 |certain constraints]]. UTmail is Gmail, but with the university's domain. This seems like a good address to use in your student records (but you can use any address). UTMail addresses have the domain "@utexas.edu". | ||
| - | In addition, most graduate students qualify for an [[https://office365.austin.utexas.edu/| Office 365 account]]. Unlike UTMail accounts, you cannot choose the local part of these email addresses. They are assigned to you and are usually of the form "firstname.lastname@austin.utexas.edu". Note that, though rare, some administrative units on campus ignore the email address in your records and send email directly to your Office 365 account. | + | In addition, most graduate students qualify for an [[https://office365.austin.utexas.edu/| Office 365 account]]. Unlike UTMail accounts, you cannot choose the local part of these email addresses. They are assigned to you and are usually of the form "firstname.lastname@austin.utexas.edu". Though rare, some administrative units on campus ignore the email address in your records and send email directly to your Office 365 account. |
| ===== UTCS Department Mail ===== | ===== UTCS Department Mail ===== | ||
| When you create your UTCS account, you get a UTCS address. The department sends its messages there. | When you create your UTCS account, you get a UTCS address. The department sends its messages there. | ||
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| "The Department of Computer Science manages its own network and systems, which number over 1600 hosts. UTCS operates a general-purpose High Throughput Computing (HTC) cluster, Mastodon, which is managed using the Condor job scheduling software. In addition to the Mastodon cluster, UTCS operates the CIAS Emulab, which provides a shared infrastructure for experimental computer science." | "The Department of Computer Science manages its own network and systems, which number over 1600 hosts. UTCS operates a general-purpose High Throughput Computing (HTC) cluster, Mastodon, which is managed using the Condor job scheduling software. In addition to the Mastodon cluster, UTCS operates the CIAS Emulab, which provides a shared infrastructure for experimental computer science." | ||
| - | For help, see [[https://www.cs.utexas.edu/facilities/help|UTCS facilites help]]. | + | For help, see [[https://www.cs.utexas.edu/facilities/documentation|UTCS facilites Documentation]]. |
| Type ''cshosts pubprinters'' to get the names of the various printers. | Type ''cshosts pubprinters'' to get the names of the various printers. | ||
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| For info about available machines, use the ''cshosts help'' command. | For info about available machines, use the ''cshosts help'' command. | ||
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| - | To find memory leaks or pointer errors in C/C++ code, use purify (just prepend purify to your link command, i.e., ''purify cc -o foo foo.c''). For really precise performance analysis, use quantify. | ||
| To see if someone is logged in, use ''rwho | grep (username)''. For information about someone (like their office number), use ''finger username@cs''. | To see if someone is logged in, use ''rwho | grep (username)''. For information about someone (like their office number), use ''finger username@cs''. | ||
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| * [[https://parking.utexas.edu/bike/|UT's Biking page]] | * [[https://parking.utexas.edu/bike/|UT's Biking page]] | ||
| - | * [[https://www.utexas.edu/parking/maps/bike-routes.gif|Bike routes to campus]] | ||
| * [[http://assets.austintexas.gov/coa-bike-map-v11-full-city-web.pdf|City of Austin's bicycle route map]] | * [[http://assets.austintexas.gov/coa-bike-map-v11-full-city-web.pdf|City of Austin's bicycle route map]] | ||
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| * Bicycles are not allowed in any building unless stored in an area (office, storage room) approved by the appropriate building supervisor or department chair. | * Bicycles are not allowed in any building unless stored in an area (office, storage room) approved by the appropriate building supervisor or department chair. | ||
| - | Our new building has a secured bicycle storage room and showers on 1 south, for CS grad students, faculty and staff only. To request access, write to helpreq@cs. | + | Our new building has a secured bicycle storage room and showers on 1 south, for CS grad students, faculty and staff only. To request access, write to help@cs. |
| Read the [[bicycling|Bicycling]] article for details. | Read the [[bicycling|Bicycling]] article for details. | ||
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