Policies
- Does CAEN give out or sell old computers and used equipment?
- Does CAEN loan out computers or equipment to students?
- What do I do if I think someone is using my account?
- Where can I find more information on all CAEN policies?
- Does CAEN sell software to students at a discount?
Does CAEN give out or sell old computers and used equipment?
No. As required by every University of Michigan department, CAEN transfers all old computers and equipment to the University's department of Property Disposition:
as described by the U-M Standard Practice Guide, Section 520.1:
Does CAEN loan out computers or equipment to students?
No, but there are many groups on campus that do, such as the Duderstadt Center:
What do I do if I think someone is using my account?
Change your password immediately! See this page for more information:
You should also Contact CAEN, describing why you think someone is using your account. Give as much detail as possible to aid CAEN's security team in tracking down the culprit.
Where can I find more information on all CAEN policies?
See our main policy information pages at:
Does CAEN sell software to students at a discount?
No, CAEN is not a software retailer, and due to licensing agreements with software vendors we cannot sell (or give away) computer hardware or software of any kind. The retail software resource for U-M students is the U-M Computer Showcase:
Faculty and staff may also purchase software from ITCS Licensing:
