Who We Are

CAEN is the information technology (IT) services department for the University of Michigan College of Engineering. We offer IT resources to support the College’s educational, research, and administrative needs. These resources are provided to U-M students, faculty, and staff with roles in the College, and a focus on the specific needs and requirements of students and faculty in Engineering disciplines. We also work with the University’s Information and Technology Services (ITS) group and local departmental IT staff on the planning and deployment of IT activities and College initiatives.

What We Do

CAEN’s main IT service areas include:

• Student Computing offers on-campus and remote access to computers, including an extensive library of engineering software. Resources are delivered as part of each individual’s eligibility.
• Instructional Technology incorporates engineering classroom technology and equipment, assistance with various instructor tools, and an online lecture recording service to support the needs of Engineering faculty.
• Research Computing provides consulting to faculty and researchers on software or hardware needs, high performance computing, and U-M cloud computing resources.
• Web Services support the Michigan Engineering web presence, and provides a web publishing service that includes consultation and hosting for faculty, research labs or centers, and departments. This team also deploys College-wide web application services to augment administrative and departmental processes for the College.
• Administrative & Departmental Computing systems include desktop installations to support staff productivity needs, and an information security program that helps departments comply with CAEN policies and the U-M Standard Practice Guide.

Questions?

CAEN consultants are available to answer questions about any of these services.

General inquiries about the Michigan Engineering IT environment can also be directed to Dan Maletta, Executive Director of Information Technology.