Software Available at CITE

The College of Information Technology and Engineering at Marshall University is a member of the Microsoft Academic Alliance program. This enables us to provide, at minimal cost, selected Microsoft software to students who are seeking a degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Information Systems as well as to our faculty and research staff. For more information from Microsoft about the MSDNAA program, visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/academic/.

What Software is Available?

• Access 2007
• Groove 2007
• Infopath 2007
• MSDN Library 2005
• OneNote 2007
• Project 2007 Professional
• SharePoint Designer 2007
• SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition
• SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition
• Visio 2007 Professional
• Visual Studio.NET 2005 Pro
• Windows 2003 Server Std Edition
• Windows Vista
• Windows XP Professional

If you need a product that is available through the program but isn't on the list above, please contact the MSDNAA program administrator for CITE.

May I Get This Software?

You are eligible to participate in the program if you are:

• a member of CITE's faculty or research staff
• a CITE student enrolled in any CS or IS course
• a CITE student enrolled in either EM660 - Project Management or TE699 - Comprehensive Project

We obtain class rosters at the start of each semester so if you meet one of the conditions above then you're already signed up in the program.

How Can I Get the Software?

• Go to the MSDN Academic Alliance Software Center web site at https://msdn03.e-academy.com/marshall_iteng and click the Log In button.
• Enter your Username (your Marshall email account name, such as sackowitz34@marshall.edu) and your password. If you can't remember your MSDNAA Software Center password, click the link in the Login Help box.
• Select the desired software. Many of the products can be mailed to you for a nominal fee (around $12). Alternatively, any of the software that is available can be burned onto a CD or copied to a portable USB drive. We send instructions on how this can be done to your Marshall email account when you are enrolled in the program.

Is Microsoft Office part of the deal?

No. Microsoft only makes available those products that are related to software development. You can download and try the free Open Office Suite, available at http://www.openoffice.org.

Updated 30-Jan-06