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Computer Support Group

• Welcome new comers and seasoned users. The Computing Support Group can provide technical advice as well as assistance and support for your information technology needs both at Steward Observatory and University-wide. Please submit a ticket to https://support.as.arizona.edu/ and let us know how we can assist you.

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CSG is offering on-line Computing support via Zoom every Wednesday between 10am-12:00pm https://arizona.zoom.us/j/89712616915/



Computational Facilities

Along with all University of Arizona faculty and staff, Steward has access to world-class high-performance computing facilities. High-Performance Computing resources are managed by UITS and are available at https://hpc.arizona.edu/

Computer Support Group

The Steward Observatory Computer Support Group (CSG) is a service unit supporting and enhancing Steward Observatory’s ability to fulfill its scientific objectives by providing effective and systematic technology support. We are committed to advancing our technological base: improving research and student learning, and collaborating with other campus technology divisions to enhance our infrastructure.

CSG (csg@as.arizona.edu) supports and works collaboratively with all three communities of Steward Observatory: staff, faculty, and students. The members of the CSG are:

Some useful links maintained by the CSG follow.

If you have a Computer Support related question, please submit a request through this web portal: https://support.as.arizona.edu/ 

Mail List Aliases (requires login)

CSG Tools (requires login)

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