This Quicknote is designed to as a tool to assist University of Michigan-Flint Faculty and Staff through the process of using Remote Desktop to access their office machine from home or elsewhere on campus using Windows Vista Ultimate or Enterprise Editions, Windows 7, or Windows XP Professional.

Your UNIQNAME (pronounced "unique name") is a personal identifier that is required for using computing services across the U-M campuses.

PaperCut is the new system that ITS uses to keep track of student printing in the computer labs on campus.

ssem2000 is an Access database that provides Banner Reports

Progdata is a directory on the UM-Flint network in which faculty and staff can save files (such as a class syllabus) that are accessible to all students, faculty, and staff of UM-Flint.

You must have a UM-Flint uniqname and LAN password in order to access the files.

Faculty and Staff may request a Progdata folder by using the online Access Request Form.

Banner is an administrative database that houses all student-related data; essentially tracking student activity from recruitment to graduation.

This Quicknote is intended for UM-Flint Banner users with Graduation Information Reports in the ssem2000 database. Graduation information allows users to retrieve anticipated and/or awarded degree information based on term, college, and major criteria.

This Quicknote is intended for UM-Flint Banner Users with Transcript Analysis reports in the ssem2000 database. Transcript Analysis is an alphabetic list of courses for a student, including credit hours, grade, repeat indicator, term and course attributes. 

This Quicknote for UM-Flint Banner Users with Student Information reports in the SSEM2000 database.  Student Information reports are alphabetized lists of student names and addresses based on criteria such as major or minority status. 

This Quicknote is intended for UM-Flint Banner Users with Course Information reports in the ssem2000 database.  Course Information reports focus on enrollment data for specific course sections.