We suggest that students complete eConcordia courses on a desktop or laptop computer for the best experience in terms of compatibility. Also, please ensure that you disable any ad blockers, extensions or plug ins installed on your browser as these may cause an issue with some features.
You can read more about technical requirements here: https://www.econcordia.com/my2/Technicalrequirements.aspx
If your existing hardware does not meet the requirements below, you may experience a lower level of quality and access to our website and course content.
Browser and plug-in requirements
Note: some courses may require additional software, please consult the course outlines for more information.
Hardware requirements
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later (32-bit or 64-bit)
- CPU: 2 Gigahertz processor or higher (32-bit or 64-bit)
- System Memory (RAM): 2 Gigabytes minimum
- Network Speed: Cable or High Speed Internet
- Graphics and screen: 1024x768 screen resolution or higher
- Multimedia: Speakers or headphones
Hardware requirements
- Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6.8 or higher
- CPU: 2 Gigahertz processor or higher (32-bit or 64-bit).
- System Memory (RAM): 2 Gigabytes minimum.
- Network Speed: Cable or High Speed Internet
- Graphics and screen: 1024x768 screen resolution or higher
- Multimedia: Speakers or headphones
Texidium
Browser settings must always allow third-party cookies.
For help, visit http://texidium.com/help/
MyMathLab
Required: Adobe Reader, Third-Party Cookies Enabled.
Browser Check: https://help.pearsoncmg.com/mfdl/student/Content/run_browser_check.htm
Lyryx
Browser Compatibility check: http://login.lyryx.com/unprotected-servlets/BrowserTest?course=undefined_3255
WileyPLUS
WileyPLUS is not officially supported for use on tablets and other mobile devices.
System Recommendations document: http://www.wiley.com/college/fdoc/wiley_plus_sys_rec.pdf
Browser check: http://help.wileyplus.com/browsercheck/index.html
SAM 2013
Support Page: https://help.cengage.com/sam/student/introduction.html
Mathematica
In order to complete this course, you will need to download a copy of Mathematica. Please note that Mathematica works on both PC and MAC operating systems.
Concordia has a university-wide license for the installation and use of Wolfram's Mathematica. But in order to use it, you must have a Concordia email address in the form: your_netname@live.concordia.ca.
The good news is you already have such an email address; it just needs to be activated. By "your_netname" we mean the same NetName that you use to log in to you MyConcordia portal.
How to activate your Concordia email and download Mathematica:
1. To activate your Concordia Email
- Log into your Student Hub
- Click on 'Accounts and Settings'
- Click on 'Computer Accounts and Passwords'
- You will see your_netname (email office 365).
- Click on your_netname and follow the instructions to activate your email.
- To access your email use the following link ; http://outlook.com/live.concordia.ca
2. Set your Concordia email as your home email
- Log into your Student Hub
- Click on 'My Student Centre'
- Click on 'My Student Centre' again
- Scroll down to the 'Personal Information' Section
- Under 'Contact Information', click on 'Home E-mail'
- Enter your Concordia email address (your_netname@live.concordia.ca) as your 'Home' email address
- Click on 'Save' to submit the changes
- Now wait 24 hours to allow the system to update
3. Download Mathematica
Once you have waited 24 hours
- Log into your Student Hub
- Click on 'Software and Applications'
- Click on 'Mathematica'
- Follow the instructions to request a Mathematica key
- Once you receive a key (by email), you will be able to return to the Software and Applications section of your MyConcordia portal to download Mathematica.
- Please note that all emails from Concordia University will be sent to your ‘Home E-mail’. After installing Mathematica you can keep your new email or choose to switch back to your original email address.
Adobe Connect
Adobe Connect Meeting Connection Test: https://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/kb/connection-test-connect-meeting.html
EDUC 307 Textbook from Publisher
https://rowman.com/ISBN/9780761861959
http://www.igi-global.com/book/educational-psychological-behavioral-considerations-niche/90652
Visual Studio/Xcode
Download information from here: http://www.econcordia.com/courses/fundamentals_oop/lesson0/content/pdf/Comp218_Download.pdf
INTE 296
In this course, you will be asked to try solving statistics problems in the following programs: Microsoft Excel and StatCrunch.
Having access to Excel on a home computer is beneficial for the successful completion of this course.
As an alternative, you can use StatCrunch (a stats software, part of MyStatLab on the Pearson platform) that requires internet only.