UH at Sugar Land has a variety of technology resources for use by faculty. This includes classroom technology, computing resources & support, videoconferencing and telecommunications resources. A listing of all IT services available at the University's Sugar Land location is found in the IT Service Catalog.

Need Help?

 Call 832-842-2999 |  Email SLTech@uh.edu |  Web Online Service Desk

Hours of Operation

Please call 832-842-2999 to inquire about hours during holidays or between semesters.

Faculty and Staff Resources

Connect to Wireless

Faculty and staff can connect their mobile devices to the Internet via the UH wireless network

Faculty Lounge Computer Workstations

The Faculty & Staff Lounge in AMG 107 has 7 individual carrels with computers for “come and go” users, along with a black & white laser printer.

CougarNet Password Wizard

Faculty and staff use their CougarNet account to log on to the computers. Those who need to reset their CougarNet password, or another UH account password, can use the CougarNet Password Wizard

Software

Software for use on faculty or staff’s personal laptops or home computers is available to download from the UIT Software Download site. To request new software be installed or upgraded on computers in a classroom or computer lab, please log into the Sugar Land intranet and fill out the “Classroom Software Request” form under the IT Services section.

Schedule Technology Rooms

All the room technology at UH at Sugar Land is reserved via the online room request form. For details about the technology in the rooms at UH at Sugar Land, please view the IT Service Catalog.

Faculty IT Services Survey

In April 2018, the Information Technology team conducted a survey of faculty at UH at Sugar Land. The survey measured faculty satisfaction with the current IT resources and services, as well as identified new services or changes to current services that faculty wanted to see made.

The survey gathered data in 4 broad response areas: general demographic information, current IT resources/services, changes to IT resources/services, and communication/social media resources.

The survey results provided input into the UH at Sugar Land strategic planning process, assisted the IT team in reviewing its mission and guided IT strategic decisions in allocating resources to current and new services that faculty feel are most important to their academic mission.