Author: Masato R. Nakamura, Eng.Sc.D.

You will need a computer or device with a microphone and webcam. You may schedule as many as three appointments per week. You will need your EMPLID at your appointment.

Scheduling Link:

1. Use this Setmore link to schedule a 30-minute one-on-one session with a particular tutor: https://thelearningcenternycct.setmore.com/                                                                                                          
2. Scheduling instructions:

After you’ve clicked one of the links above, Setmore will walk you through this process of scheduling an appointment:

1. Select your discipline.
2. Select your tutor.
3. Select the date and time for your tutoring session (you must schedule at least one hour in advance).
4. You can sign in with an existing account or you can click “Skip login process.”
5. Enter your name and email address (you do not need to enter your phone number). Enter your course in the comments section and click “Continue.”
6. On the confirmation screen, make sure “Yes send me a reminder email” is selected before you click “Book My Appointment.”
7. You will receive a confirmation email which contains a link to “Join your call.” Make sure you click this link and set yourself up ahead of time so that you are ready at your scheduled session.

Prepare for your tutoring session:

You can access your appointment either in your browser or using the Setmore app using the link in your confirmation email. To prepare for your 30-minute session with your tutor, make sure you are ready to ask specific questions and have any materials you may need close by.

1. Do you need the tutor to explain a concept to you?
2. Do you need help with a particular example?
3. Do you need help with a particular assignment?

Items to have with you:

1. EMPLID (on your student ID),
2. notes,
3. textbook (have it open on your computer if it’s an online textbook),
4. assignments.

The ALC follows the college calendar. No tutoring is available on September 3, September 6, September 7, September 8, September 15, September 16, October 11, November 25, and November 26.   

The last day of tutoring is December 20, 2021.

For more information, please contact Judith Rockway at jrockway@citytech.cuny.edu.

https://citytech.apporto.com/

Dear MECH/IND students,

Please feel free to join HSI week events!

Dr. Nakamura

Upcoming Events: Faculty Fridays, 9/17, HSI Forum for Students and Families, 9/23. Please visit: https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/hsi/

This is the 21-22 NASA Micro-g NExT Artemis Student Challenge that is a great opportunity for Mechanical Engineering undergraduate students.

NASA Micro-g NExT video:

Micro-g Neutral Buoyancy Experiment Design Teams (Micro-g NExT) challenges undergraduate students to design, build, and test a tool or device that addresses an authentic, current space exploration challenge. The overall experience includes hands-on engineering design, test operations, and public outreach. Test operations are conducted in the simulated microgravity environment of the NASA Johnson Space Center Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL). Teams will propose design and prototyping of a tool or simulant identified by NASA engineers as necessary in space exploration missions. Professional NBL divers will test the tools and students will direct the divers from the Test Conductor Room of the NBL facility. Micro-g NExT provides a unique opportunity to contribute to NASA’s missions. The 2022 Micro-g NExT challenges focus on the lunar extravehicular activities (EVA) operations aspect of the Artemis missions.

Please go to our website for more information

Accessing your City Tech email (for students and alumni)

https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/blog/help/accessing-your-city-tech-email-for-students/

Student email info from CIS

https://cis.citytech.cuny.edu/Student/it_student_email.aspx

Quick Links
» Log-In to my E-Mail
» What is my E-Mail
» Frequently asked questions

Student helpdesk:

StudentHelpDesk@citytech.cuny.edu
718-260-4900
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Library Building (L-114)

https://acecny.org/page/scholarships

Download pdf

https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/mech/files/2021/09/How-to-connect-to-an-Academic-Lab-Computer.pdf

11/01 Updated: Please see the following info: 11/01 updated
Subject: FW: IN-PERSON AND/OR ACCESS TO OUR LABS COMPUTERS 

Hello All,

FYI

Please share with your students.

 When the student connects to the computer lab using the computers listed on the Citytech website they have to do the following steps:

·         Reset their password going to the following website https://forgot.citytech.cuny.edu/sspr/private/Login

Complete the steps for resetting or changing the password and allow 10 minutes to synchronize the password.

·         The next step is download the VPN from

https://gpnet.citytech.cuny.edu/global-protect/login.esp

Please see the following links on how to configure the Global protect for Mac, windows, iPad, Chromebooks              

https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/virtual-lab/docs/VPN_Mac.pdf

https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/virtual-lab/docs/VPN_Windows.pdf

https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/virtual-lab/docs/VPN_iPad.pdf

https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/virtual-lab/docs/Chromebook.pdf

                After all this steps are done, remember that every time that they want to use a lab computer they have to connect to the VPN first then go to the list of the computers for each department located at https://remoteaccess.labstats.com/cuny-city-tech-academic/ . after they follow all the initial steps and connected to the Lab computer and ask for the user name they have to do the  following:

Username: Domain\Username……….example ————————————- NYCCT\Username

Or

Username:         Username@Domain…………………………………………………….Username@NYCCT

Thank you.

Fouad Bennani

New York City College of Technology (CUNY)