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UNSW Sydney
IT: The Basics

Getting Software

UNSW and CSE have licensing agreements with a number of vendors to make software available to staff and students.

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Microsoft OS and server software

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Microsoft Office

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Office ProPlus is available for free to current UNSW students.

Office 365 University is available for AU$119 for 4 years.

UNSW-owned mac users can install Office through the UNSW Self-service app.

Adobe products (including Acrobat)

Adobe Creative Cloud is available to UNSW staff on compatible UNSW-owned and personal computers.

Download the client (Windows and appleOS only) and log in with your zID@ad.unsw.edu.au and zPass

We can still install Acrobat Pro for Postgrad students, but only on UNSW-owned computers.

(Note that most people only need the free Acrobat Reader for most tasks; MS Word can save to PDF natively.)

VMWare

VMware Workstation and VMware Fusion are now free for everyone, either for personal or commercial use.

To get it, create a free Broadcom account, then you can download the software.

Symantec Antivirus

Symantec AntiVirus is available for free to UNSW students.

Other licensed products

See the UNSW IT software pages for students and staff.

Also see UNSW myAccess for remote access to a range of virtual applications.

Other open-source software

The mirror has local respositories for Debian, Ubuntu, CPAN, CTAN and more.