Student Accounts

As a student, you have access to at least two different accounts.

Your Eagle Online (Banner Self Service) account

To access your Eagle Online account:


Finding Your Username for Email and the University PC Labs


Your TTU account - accessing Live@edu and iLearn

Access the new Live@edu email and iLearn. This account also access for students who are maintaining a club/organization web site.

Your University PC Lab account

If you are having issues, contact Helpdesk at (931) 372-3975 (Helpdesk hours - Mon-Thu: 8am-10pm, Fri: 8am-5pm - Lab Hours) or get assistance in person in either the CH313 or JH214 PC labs.
Or call Operations from 8:00 am to 11:00 pm at (931) 372-3388.

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Setting Your Password

Before you can use your accounts, you must change the password! Students currently have two accounts that access different systems.

To change your passwords online:

Initially, the password to your these accounts is set to your TTU Banner ID (T number).

 

Selecting a Password

Decide on what you want your password to be. Choose a password of 6 or more characters, using letters, digits, and special characters. Your password is CASE SENSITIVE so whether a character is typed as a capital or small letter matters to the system. Be sure the CAPS lock is off. Do not use common English words found in the dictionary. You could use the first letters of a phrase with some numbers, such as "I am here to Learn until # 2012!" which would make your password: iahtLu#2012!  For more information view the TTU Password Policy.

Forgot your password?

 

Using the PC Labs

There are several University PC Labs for students to access.  Each student has their own PC Lab account and permanent disk space of 250 MB in the My Documents folder located on the U: drive.

Save your class work in My Documents (U: drive-Xythos) so that you can come back to it and continue to work on it from any lab location or from home. Flash drives may fail, so be sure to use the My Documents folder in the PC labs (U: drive) for important work. Backup all assignments to at least two places.

To logoff your PC lab account, double-click on the Windows Logoff icon on the desktop. Be sure that you have activated the logout and not just selected the icon without actually double clicking on it. If you do not logoff, someone else could use your account.