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Computer Labs
The A144 Computer Lab is equipped with top-of-the-line machines running specific engineering software. A144 is also equipped with a teaching Cisco router for students in the C…
Multimedia Services
Lesly Fleurimond, Web Application Developer, Multimedia Services, applies his talents to the College's website redesign.
Networking Support
Jack Tsai, Network Administrator, uses the dry-erase board to analyze the College?s current Network VLAN setup.
Server-Side User Services
Brian Polk, UNIX System Administrator, in the College?s server room checking that the equipment is running smoothly.
Computer Labs
The "Ford Insider Connection" computers located in the first floor atrium connector were a gift to the College from the Ford Motor Company, for engineering students' use.…
Server-Side User Services
Shawn Moore, Unix System Administrator, helps our users with email and server-side support issues.
Multimedia Services
Trisha Radulovich, Multimedia Services, and Drew Kocur, FEEDS Program Coordinator, team up to shoot a video for a College video production project.
Multimedia Services
Trisha Radulovich, Multimedia Services, captures a video interview with two Electrical Engineering students providing details on their senior design project…
Telecom
Lee Nawrocki, Telecom Specialist, checks phone line connections in the main telecommunication closet.
Computer Labs
The B114 Sprint Computer Lab is one the three classroom computer labs offered to provide professors and students in-class access to a computer running engineering software nec…
Multimedia Services
J.D. (Jeff) Adams, Web Designer, is either working on the new College website design, or assisting our Faculty and Students with their web page or site design needs.…
Computer Labs
The A205 Computer Lab is open 24/7 for the convenience of engineering students who need access to a computer running engineering software necessary for class work.
Distance Learning Delivery
Richard Aarons, Distance Delivery Support Technician, providing Distance Learning Support to an engineering class being delivered online to Distance Learning students at the Panama City Campus and live to our face-to-face students in the FEEDS classroom, A313.
Customer Response Center
Chris Munoz, Desktop Support Technician helps students with their technical needs and questions.
Multimedia Production
Jifeng Jia works as a graphic designer in Multimedia Services helping department reps and students with print design needs and projects.
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From the director
Our mission in CMS is multi-faceted – from computers to publications, telephones to web sites, data networks to data-driven applications, personal computing to distance learning, email to voice mail, and much more. CMS is here to "make it happen" for all of us.
Please use our online request system to report problems or request routine services. However, if you have any special concerns or questions, do not hesitate to contact me. My phone extension is 6334, or you can email me.
About Communication & Multimedia Services
Communication and Multimedia Services (CMS) is the service unit of the College that is responsible for overall support of computing and communications, design and production of multimedia products, and distance learning.
Functionally, CMS has these units:
- The CMS Response Center is our Service Desk/Help Desk and first-level support group. This unit handles most end-user computer support, from our computer labs and classrooms to faculty and staff desktops. This unit also supports distance learning and video conferencing, and coordinates the College's participation in the Florida Engineering Education Delivery System (FEEDS).
- Computing Technical Services maintains our server infrastructure, which provides electronic mail, web, file and print services; and our data and telephone network. This unit also works on projects and special problems, and provides advanced support for end-user issues.
- Multimedia Services provides design and production services for web and print, including video and still photography; and web applications, from simple forms to complete systems.
- THE NETWORKING ACADEMY serves the larger community by offering training programs that address the need for more and better-trained Information Technology workers. Through partnerships with major manufacturers, we provide training that prepares students for industry certifications... and for better careers. Participants in our training range from high school seniors to senior IT practitioners.