How to get a copy of JMP

JMP is a software program used for statistical analysis. JMP has a graphical user interface and is compatible with both Windows and Macintosh operating systems.

JMP Student Edition completely complimentary for students and academic researchers.

This version of JMP offers capabilities like JMP Pro and is well-suited to meet all the needs of academic teaching & learning.

We recommend proceeding with the JMP Student Edition (www.jmp.com/student) to promote to students & researchers. Both students, researchers and professors can use their college email address to install the JMP software on their personal laptops.

This will enable you and your team to utilize the software at no cost while still maintaining the required functionality.

How to use the SydNet6 device registration portal

This article explains how authorised representatives can register their devices with the SydNet6 Identity Services Engine (ISE) server to connect them to the SydNet6 network.

Guide to risk management

Effective risk management requires the cooperation and participation of all staff and students and requires effective leadership from managers and supervisors.

Managers and Supervisors are required to ensure that the University's Work Health & Safety (WHS) risk management steps are implemented within teams. This includes the approval of risk assessments and safe work procedures and the escalation of high-risk situations or activities to heads of school or administrative areas for further review and approval.

What should I do if I see or experience inappropriate behaviour at work?

This article provides guidance on what to do if you experience inappropriate behaviour at work. Further information is available on the intranet and in the following policies and procedures:

What Authentication System should I use?

ICT provides several authentication mechanisms:

  • SAML via OKTA
  • Active Directory Authentication through ADDS
  • LDAP authentication through ADLDS

Core External Tools for Learning and Teaching for Canvas

On Canvas and online elsewhere, academics have access to many external tools to improve or add to the online learning experience they provide to students. However, there are several that form key parts of that learning experience. These have been listed below with links to further information.

Other optional external tools are also available in Canvas, which can provide further functionality. Please click on the link ‘List of External Apps (LTI Tools)’ to see a list of tools approved by the University.

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