Popular Services

For general requests for IT help.


Equipment to be recycled must be reviewed by our Asset Management team.


Use this service to request a security related control exception


For all external purchase requests.


Intended for equipment with a metal Michigan Tech property tag present.


Use this request to purchase computers and accompanying computer accessories.


Request building and room access.


Place a paper order for your department.


Use this service to request support for desktop software applications.


Installing software not found in the Software Center.


CAS Service registration allows users to authenticate with their Michigan Tech account to access your service.


Report printer issues, e.g., print jobs that don't print, poor print quality, printer display issues, or access issues with printers.


Place an order for toner cartridges for your printer.


Use this service to request software installations for graduate productivity computers that are beyond the standard productivity machine build. This service must be requested by the graduate student's staff or faculty advisor.


The reallocation of expenditure form is to be used when a Department is reallocating expenditures from one Index or Account Code to another. This is occasionally necessary to correct bookkeeping or clerical errors in original charges.


Use this service to request a graduate student computer (productivity machine).


Diagnose and troubleshoot computer hardware issues.


A central shared location for data


For help with Alumni and Advancement systems such as Banner Admin, CRM Advance, cVent, MyEMMA, and WebFOCUS


All contracts which includes software, maintenance agreements, licenses, etc.


Submit feedback on your experiences with the knowledge base and the service catalog. Michigan Tech IT is always happy to hear from our customers.


Request to have a printer added to your computer.


Use this service to request a loaner laptop (and/or) cell phone to be used while traveling internationally.


Report Issues found on Michigan Tech IT web pages