Technology

Access your AggieAccess account to check the following information:

•       Grades, enrollment schedule and transcript
•       Your current charges and payments
•       Ability to modify your personal information
•       Check your student email
•       View campus events, class schedules and announcements

 https://AggieAccess.cameron.edu

What Is My Username Account?

Your username (login name) will consist of the first initial of your first name, the first initial of your last name and the last six digits of your Student ID Number.

Passwords will be constructed using the first initial of your first name, the first initial of your last name and the last 5 digits of your social security number.  Should you need more clarification, please refer to http://www.cameron.edu/aitc/user_name.html

What is my Email Address?

Your email address is constructed of firstname.lastname@cameron.edu so John S. Computes email address is john.computes@cameron.edu

The password and username are case sensitive. It must be in lower case.

For assistance with your username and password, contact the student help desk at 580.581.2829 or email cuonlinehelp@cameron.edu or drop by Burch Hall, room 104.  

How Do I Access My Computer Account?

CU uses a Single Sign On (SSO) mechanism. This allows you to use the same username and password login information for all computer systems on campus. Your SSO will allow you to use the same username and password for logging into a computer in any of the campus labs, AggieAccess, campus email, and Blackboard. 

For Frequently Asked Questions regarding technology-related topics, refer to http://www.cameron.edu/aitc/faqs.html

Blackboard is an integrated set of web-based tools for course management and delivery. Its primary purpose is to deliver online and hybrid courses as well as enhancements to some traditional lecture (face-to-face) courses.

To access Blackboard, click here: http://blackboard.cameron.edu/

For frequently asked questions: http://www.cameron.edu/online/blackboard_faqs.html

The university provides a number of computer labs to ensure students have ample access to technology.

For a complete listing of labs, resources and software available, visit www.cameron.edu/its/labs.

Access to modern information technology is essential to the pursuit and achievement of excellence across the Cameron University (CU) mission of instruction, research and academic advancement. The privilege of using computing systems and software, as well as internal and external data networks, is important to all members of the CU community. The preservation of that privilege for the full community requires that each individual student, faculty member, staff member, and administrator comply with institutional and external standards for appropriate use.

To view the policy in its entirety, please click here.

Peer to Peer (P2P) is given the lowest priority and is also heavily limited.  This means there will be extremely slow downloads and problems connecting with other peers; however, the P2P traffic is not “Educational” by its very nature and is considered to be almost entirely illegal.  P2P is an incredible consumer of bandwidth, and no matter how much bandwidth is available, it would never be enough.  In the past, P2P traffic (Bit Torrent, Morpheus, Kaaza, Napster, Gnutella, AudioGalaxy, etc.) consumed such quantities of bandwidth that the legitimate educational uses of not only the residential network, but also the total Cameron University network suffered.

Regarding the legality of P2P traffic, if Cameron University receives any violations from the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America), MPA (Motion Picture Association), or any other industries, those violations will be investigated, and all documentation will be turned over to Student Housing / Student Affairs.  

Cameron University students have access to a university provided e-mail account.  The account will be removed from the system after graduation or withdrawal from Cameron University.

Student e-mail is web-based and can be accessed through AggieAccess.

To maintain the privilege of using computing systems and software, as well as internal and external data networks, students must abide by the Computer Use Policy, which provides guidelines and standards for appropriate use.

Unless you changed your password your login info is as follows:

Your username (login name) will consist of the first initial of your first name, the first initial of your last name and the last six digits of your student ID Number.  Passwords will be constructed using the first initial of your first name, the first initial of your last name and the last 5 digits of your social security number.

Contact the Academic IT Center at 580.581.2338 for more information.