CCIT This Week: CCIT launches TigerHub, RCD workshops on advanced Nextflow and machine learning, learn how to deter cheating with Clemson Online

Bailey Troutman, CCIT Communications
June 16, 2025

Welcome to CCIT This Week, where we give you a rundown of news, tips, upcoming maintenance and more. This page will be updated throughout the week. Follow us on Twitter @ClemsonIT for information and timely updates.

News

CCIT has launched TigerHub, powered by ServiceNow! launched the TigerHub portal, powered by ServiceNow. TigerHub is a one-stop location for services and support, including links to partners like Human Resources, Parking and Transportation Services, TigerOne and more.

Learn more about the TigerHub portal

University-owned devices running Windows 10 will be updated to Windows 11 this Summer. As Microsoft discontinues support for Windows 10 later this year, and to ensure you continue to receive important security updates, performance enhancements, and ongoing support, CCIT engineers will be upgrading all University-owned devices currently running Windows 10 to Windows 11.

Learn more about the update to Windows 11

Events

The next Research Computing and Data live workshops are Advanced Nextflow and Machine Learning in Python! The advanced nextflow workshop is aimed at users who have some experience in nextflow and are looking to take the next step in their evolution. The machine learning workshop provides an overall introduction to machine learning specifically with Python programming language which utilizes abundance of scikit-learn package.

View the full RCD training schedule

Learn about how to deter cheating through course design! Join Clemson Online on Wednesday, June 25 at 1:30 p.m. to learn more about deterring cheating through effective course design! This training will cover information about why students cheat and how to design assignments and courses in Canvas that increase motivation for online students.

Learn more and register at the Clemson Online website

June Tech Tip

Traveling this Summer? Use a VPN to stay safe and connected! A VPN provides secure access to Clemson’s network when you are off campus. You can also connect to our VPN to stay safe from predators when sharing private information (like your username and password or credit card information) on public, unsecured Wi-Fi.

Get started with Clemson’s VPN