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Instructions for installing the EMS desktop application, the college's classroom and event space booking software, on a Windows computer. Covers downloading the installer and configuration file, running the installer without administrator rights, and signing in with a Bowdoin account. Applies to campus users who have been granted EMS access.

Instructions for installing IT-approved software on a Bowdoin-issued Windows 11 device using the Intune Company Portal app. Covers opening Company Portal, finding and installing an application, and checking installation status. Applies to all Bowdoin students, faculty, and staff with a Bowdoin-issued Windows device.

Instructions for installing the Zoom app on a Bowdoin-issued Mac laptop using the Jamf Self Service application. Covers opening Jamf Self Service, searching for Zoom, installing it, and launching the app. Applies to Bowdoin faculty, staff, and students with a Bowdoin-issued Mac.

An overview of the Company Portal app on Bowdoin-issued Windows computers, used to install and remove software and to view and apply operating system and application updates. Covers opening Company Portal, installing an application, and viewing scheduled updates.

How Bowdoin faculty, staff, and students install ChemDraw 23 on a Bowdoin-issued computer using the Company Portal on Windows or Self Service on macOS, and how to activate it with an activation code on first launch.

Explains how to install and use Homebrew, a free, open-source package manager for macOS that simplifies installing software from the Terminal. Covers running the install command, completing the "Next steps" configuration, and installing a package as an example. Applies to anyone using a Mac.