Alert: Microsoft Outlook Outage
CU Denver is aware of issues with Microsoft email today. The issue appears to be international in scope. You may experience:
- Inability to send or receive email
- Delayed message delivery
- Authentication failures when accessing Exchange Online services
- Intermittent mailbox access issues
- Administrative portal performance issues related to Exchange
Microsoft has acknowledged the incident and is investigating. No ETA on resolution yet. For updates visit:
For updates visit: Anschutz ISS and CU Denver OIT Status.
CU Denver is aware of issues with Microsoft email today. The issue appears to be international in scope. You may experience:
- Inability to send or receive email
- Delayed message delivery
- Authentication failures when accessing Exchange Online services
- Intermittent mailbox access issues
- Administrative portal performance issues related to Exchange
Microsoft has acknowledged the incident and is investigating. No ETA on resolution yet. For updates visit:
For updates visit: Anschutz ISS and CU Denver OIT Status.
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The Engineering and Applied Science Doctor of Philosophy program is an innovative multidisciplinary program designed to model modern research. Students choose a primary concentration from a host department within the College of Engineering, Design and Computing. The primary concentration is complemented by a secondary concentration in engineering or from any CU Denver school/college.
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Prerequisites apply to this degree program and should be completed before more than 12 credit hours of doctoral coursework is completed. Students will work with their advisor to determine the appropriate prerequisites for their research topic.