Wednesday Nov 08, 2006

How to Set your Screen Resolution to 1024 x 768

 

  1. Right click on your desktop.
  2. Select 'Properties'.
  3. Select the 'Settings' tab at the top.
  4. Locate the sliding bar to set your screen resolution.
  5. Set it to 1024 x 768 and click 'OK'.
  6. The screen will go dark for a few seconds. It will then ask if you want to keep the new settings. If your screen is displaying properly, select 'Yes".
  7. Your resolution has been set!

 

 

Posted at 09:57AM Nov 08, 2006 by Justin McGregor in My Screen Resolution  | 

Academic Support Center

 

General Information


Computer Lab
Students can work in the ASC labs on their computer assignments and projects at times convenient to their busy schedules.

Telecourse Tapes & Ancillary Materials
The ASC checks out telecourse videos for ten days to Southwest telecourse students with a current Southwest ID. Not all materials are available at all sites. See the website for more information.

Tutoring
Tutoring is available to all currently enrolled students at Southwest Tennessee Community College. There is no charge for this service. View the website for more information.

Online Tutoring
Online tutoring is currently available for specific Mathematics courses. See the website for more information.

Hours and Locations

 

 

Posted at 09:50AM Nov 08, 2006 by Justin McGregor in My ASC  | 

Faculty Course Access

 


DO NOT add or edit content through My.Southwest
until the day classes begin.

Click here to go directly to WebCT and edit your
WebCT MASTER COURSES. You will be required
to login to WebCT with the same username and
password you use for My.Southwest.

Your MASTER COURSE will be uploaded as your
current semester course before the first day of classes.
You will be notified when this process is completed.

 

 

Posted at 09:47AM Nov 08, 2006 by Justin McGregor in PAWS (D2L) Information  | 

DE Helpful Links

 


          ACADEMIC WEB SERVICES

         CENTER OF EMPHASIS

          REGENTS ONLINE DEGREE
                 PROGRAM (ROPD)

 

 

Posted at 09:45AM Nov 08, 2006 by Justin McGregor in My DE Faculty  |