Labs and Technology Resources

Open labs in GOL 2000/2025 are open 8a-midnight each day except when a class is utilizing the lab. 

To view the live schedule online, please visit: https://gccis-labops.gccis.rit.edu/labops/#/public/room-schedules (**if you are off campus, please make sure to sign into RIT VPN prior to clicking on link) 

Contact gccisit@rit.edu with any questions.

For more information on GCCIS Tech Operations, please visit GCCIS Tech Operations.

Everyone struggles with assignments and understanding concepts from courses. Instructors are available for assistance, but additional support is provided for IGM students by your teaching assistant or by visiting the GCCIS Tutoring Center.

GCCIS Tutoring Center

The GCCIS Tutoring Center is a central location where any student taking courses in the introductory programming sequences offered within GCCIS can get help.

Visit the Tutoring Center webpage

Want to work for the IGM department as a Teaching Assistant? Here’s what you need to know:

Teaching Assistant

We use Teaching Assistants (TA) to assist faculty with large class sizes to ensure students receive the attention and time they need. Faculty are not guaranteed a Teaching Assistant for each course offered in the semester as it is determined by various factors through the department and director.

If you are interested in being a Teaching Assistant, you may speak with the individual faculty assigned to the next semester course to express your interest. All faculty who are approved a TA  for their course by the chair, select the students they would like to assist them in the approved class

Note: Teaching Assistant positions are on a semester basis only and no guarantee is made by the department on continued employment.

Recommendation? If you are taking a class currently and will receive an A or B in it. Have the drive to assist your fellow students with learning (without giving them the answers or doing it for them), then speak with your current professor about being their TA in the future. If they are interested, they will either speak with you more about it, or may recommend you to another professor that they know is in need of assistance.