FITS Center 
Instructional (I:) Drive
The Instructional Drive (I:) provides storage space on the network for instructors to use in teaching courses. For each requested course I: drive, a folder is created that both the instructor and students in the course can access.
Common uses for course I: Drives:
- Providing students additional network space for large or collaborative course projects
- Submitting and returning student assignments
- Posting course materials or restricted web sites
Requesting an I: Drive:
When possible, I: Drives should be requested prior to the first week of classes. Requests are processed within 5 working days of submission.
Standard configuration of I: Drive folders:
Sample Course Folder: I:\Exp101
Subfolders of I:\Exp101:
| Folder: | Examples: |
Purpose: |
| \student | \exp10101 \exp10102 \exp10103 |
Individual
student's folders. The designated student and the instructor have read/write privileges. |
| \private | \private | Only the instructor has privileges (read/write). Students cannot access. |
| \public | \public | This folder is read-only for students and read/write accessible to instructor. This is where a restricted course web site can be published. |
| \workshop | \workshop | Everyone in the class has read/write privileges to this folder. It is useful for students working on collaborative projects. |
If you have questions about I: Drives contact any FITS Staff Member.
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FITS |
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DML |
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START |
