New PHD Information

Technology Orientation

 

UCLA Anderson has an online, self-service technology onboarding process for PhD students. In the technology orientation, PhD candidates review the technology use policy at Anderson, retrieve their Anderson accounts, and configure their computers for academic research use.

To access the Technology Orientation course in Bruin Learn as a new student, the PhD office will provide a unique enrollment link to you. It can be taken multiple times in case you get a new computer for school, and it is accessible until you graduate.

The information below is a brief overview of the accounts and network access at Anderson. More detailed information will be found in the Technology Orientation. 

Accounts

 

Anderson Network (AndersoNET) Account

This is the account which allows access to Anderson portal.  It gives you access to Anderson branded technology resources, including printing, collaboration sites, library databases and Anderson network folders.

This account is also used for "wired" port access, meaning a physical network cable connected to a wall port.

Anderson Network UserID: (usually first letter of first name followed by last name up to 8 characters total) example: jbruin

Your can retrieve your Anderson Network Account at the link below.
 

Anderson Email

This account gives you access to your @anderson.ucla.edu email.  You can access your mail via the web through outlook.anderson.ucla.edu.  To set up email on your phone or Outlook, follow the steps at the IT Service Central.

You can retrieve your Anderson Email Account at the technology orientation.
 

UCLA Logon ID

This account gives you access to your course websites (BruinLearn) and deals with records (myUCLA), and other UCLA university‐wide resources.

This credential is also used for the wireless network access at Anderson and across UCLA.   UCLA Logon ID: (Created when you first registered with myUCLA)

If you haven't already done so, you can create a UCLA Logon at https://accounts.iam.ucla.edu/.

Anderson Network (AndersoNET) Account

This is the account which allows access to Anderson portal.  It gives you access to Anderson branded technology resources, including printing, collaboration sites, library databases and Anderson network folders.

This account is also used for "wired" port access, meaning a physical network cable connected to a wall port.

Anderson Network UserID: (usually first letter of first name followed by last name up to 8 characters total) example: jbruin

Your can retrieve your Anderson Network Account at the link below.
 

Anderson Email

This account gives you access to your @anderson.ucla.edu email.  You can access your mail via the web through outlook.anderson.ucla.edu.  To set up email on your phone or Outlook, follow the steps at the IT Service Central.

You can retrieve your Anderson Email Account at the technology orientation.
 

UCLA Logon ID

This account gives you access to your course websites (BruinLearn) and deals with records (myUCLA), and other UCLA university‐wide resources.

This credential is also used for the wireless network access at Anderson and across UCLA.   UCLA Logon ID: (Created when you first registered with myUCLA)

If you haven't already done so, you can create a UCLA Logon at https://accounts.iam.ucla.edu/.

Network Access

 

Wireless Access

eduroam provides the highest level of security and is the recommended network. This also works while visiting other eduroam-enabled universities. A one-time authentication is required by following the format: 

Username: UCLALogonID@ucla.edu

Password: Your UCLA Logon password

UCLA_WiFi requires a log in with your UCLA Logon ID and password.

UCLA_WEB does not require a log in and is available to campus visitors and guests. This option provides the least amount of security.

 

Wired Access

Wired computers at UCLA Anderson require Network Admission Control (NAC) in order to sign on. NAC is a security client that protects all computers on the Anderson intranet from security threats. With NAC, computers that are not authorized or do not meet safe computing standards are prevented from infecting other computers.

Contact Us

 

For any IT related questions, feel free to contact us.

To browse and search our knowledge base articles, including accessing the Anderson Research server, and to submit a ticket, visit our IT Service Portal: it.anderson.ucla.edu

Email: sts@anderson.ucla.edu

Phone (voicemail only): (310) 825-2045

Book an appointment with us! Walk-up location: Entrepreneurs Hall C-301b