As a new student you want to get right down to the most important details for what you will need at Texas A&M. This section spells out most of those to your satisfaction.
Howdy is a web portal connecting you to Texas A&M. You'll find quick access to your records, email, online learning, and other important links.
Your Texas A&M NetID is an electronic identifier (username) that you use to log in and access many university systems. You probably already activated your NetID when you first applied, but if not, you can activate it online.
Most students will be bringing their own computers. Here are some commonly asked questions about what you should bring.
Access to the Internet is one of the most important parts of computing at Texas A&M. These links show you what is required and how to quickly configure your system and get connected.
As you spend more time at Texas A&M, you will be using many new computing services. For beginning students, though, these few links should get you started.
Adapting to a new environment always brings questions. There is also the chance that something may go wrong with your computer. CIS knows this and offers 24/7 technical support to help you out in any way possible.
This orientation presents highlights of computing resources at Texas A&M.
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