Go to the Human Subjects Office (HSO) website , and click on the HawkIRB logo in the upper left corner. Login with your HawkID and password If this is the first time you are logging in, you will need to confirm your profile information and click the...

The Human Subjects Office in collaboration with Information Technology Services has developed a web-based Iowa Review Board (IRB) application and review system, called HawkIRB. Hawk IRB is a fully-integrated, web-based system for human subject...

There are several different options to learn and start using Linux. Follow the Remote Linux Desktop instructions to automatically provision a CLAS Linux account (offered to all on campus by the CLAS Linux Group ). You can access your Linux account...

Keep your macOS updated Updating your macOS software will keep your Mac safe by applying bug fixes and security improvements. It is always a good idea to apply macOS software updates when they become available. macOS desktops and laptops that are...

Creating rules is a very effective and efficient way to manage your e-mail messages. The key elements involve determining which messages you want to filter and what you want to do with them. After deciding which messages to filter, the next step is...

The ITS LAMP Service is a shared LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) environment. Each site has a unique address, or CNAME, and uses a unique shared HawkID to access the account. More detailed information about the environment is available as well...

The Linux community is unique in that there is a tremendous amount of community support. Chances are that if you have a question, it has already been answered somewhere, and if not, there are many places to find help. Generally, the first place to...

The Windows operating system has a built-in firewall that prevents unauthorized network access. A program may require that the firewall be modified or disabled to work properly. Disabling the Windows Firewall should only be done temporarily. Note:...

To locate your IP address in macOS, go to the Apple Menu and select System Preferences, then click the Network icon. You should see a screen similar to this, depending on which version of macOS you are using. Select the method in which you are...