The software catalog is a repository of supported applications, services and tools available to students, faculty, and staff. The catalog provides a listing of software by category and information on acquiring, deploying, and utilizing software for intended purposes.
If you do not see software you are looking for, please submit a Technology Solutions Request for assistance regarding DU software options and solutions.
| DocuSign | What is DocuSign? DocuSign is an enterprise electronic signature service, supporting the DU community's goal of a more secure, sustainable, green, and paperless future. DocuSign was selected because it offers a robust set of benefits. Cost and Eligibility: DocuSign is available to be implemented by all DU departments at no cost. Features… more |
| Drupal | What is Drupal? Drupal is the web content management system used at the University of Denver. Drupal is the framework for University webpages and is primarily managed by MarComm. Cost and Eligibility: Any department at the University of Denver is eligible to use Drupal for their webpages at no cost. Does someone in your area need access… more |
| DU MediaSpace (powered by Kaltura) | What is DU MediaSpace? DU MediaSpace, powered by Kaltura, is a campus-wide video management system available for all active DU community members via Canvas or DU MediaSpace. DU MediaSpace is available in all Canvas courses under the menu titles of My Media and Media Gallery. DU MediaSpace has a suite of tools related to video creation, uploading… more |
| DU Software - Microsoft Visio | What is Visio? Microsoft Visio is a diagramming, flowchart, and vector graphics application. Microsoft Visio is only available on Microsoft Windows operating systems. Cost and Eligibility: Microsoft Visio is licensed on an individual basis at DU. IT makes Microsoft Visio available for faculty and staff if a business case requires the… more |
| DU Software - SPSS Statistics (Academic Use) | <- Return to DU Software Software Description SPSS Statistics is a software package used for logical batched and non-batched statistical analysis. The University of Denver has two specific licenses for SPSS. One for academic/research use, and another for administrative/non-educational use. The administrative license for SPSS allows the… more |
| DU Success Hub | What is DU Success Hub? DU Success Hub, once implemented in 2025, will serve as a one-stop shop platform for undergraduate and graduate academic advising, case management, and appointment scheduling. This software will replace Civitas, FreshDesk, and SARS. Features and Benefits: Advising: complete view of studentStudent Services: complete… more |
| ERDAS Imagine | What is ERDAS Imagine? ERDAS Imagine provides tools for all remote sensing, photogrammetry, and GIS needs. Cost and Eligibility: Only available to GIS students. Please contact your instructor for access and further information. |
| Four Winds | What is Four Winds? Four Winds is the campus-wide digital signage solution used at the University of Denver. Cost and Eligibility: All departments are able to implement Four Winds for their digital signage. Reach out to IT@DU for more information. Features and benefits: Display important information on your digital signsPrioritize… more |
| Getting Started with Mathematica | What is Mathematica? Wolfram Mathematica is a modern technical computing system spanning most areas of technical computing — including neural networks, machine learning, image processing, geometry, data science, visualizations, and others. Mathematica is a great resource for educators, researchers, and students at the University of Denver. Please… more |
| Groups in Office 365 | What are Groups? Groups are a collaborative option in Office 365. A group will have its own email address, space for file sharing, and access to Planner within Office 365. Group conversations are archived within Office 365. Who can use it? Groups are available at no cost for all DU faculty, staff and students as part of the Office 365 Suite.… more |