Donna Frownfelter PT, DPT, M.A., CSS, RRT, FCCP Assistant Professor, Director of Post-Professional DPT Program Phone (847) 578-8514 || Fax (847) 578-8816 Email Donna.Frownfelter@rosalindfranklin.edu
Through Distance Education
Computer System:
Minimum System Configuration
Recommended Laptop Configuration
Recommended Desktop Configuration
Operating System
Windows XP
Computer
Pentium III or higher
Pentium IV
RAM
256 MB Minimum; 512 MB recommended
512 MB
Hard drive
20 GB
40 GB
80 GB
CD-ROM drive
Yes
CD Writer / DVD Player Combo
CD Writer & DVD Player
Modem
56K, cable, or DSL
Sound card
Speakers
Yes, built-in
Mouse
Yes, or touch pad
Monitor
14” or larger
Printer
Ink jet or laser; Color or black & white
Required Computer Software:
Required Software
Software Developer
Purpose
Microsoft Office XP or 2003
Microsoft Corporation
Word (word processing software) PowerPoint (presentation software) Excel (spreadsheet and statistical analysis software)
Norton Antivirus 2005 or 2006
Symantec Corporation
Protection against computer viruses, worms, etc.
PKZIP for Windows or WinZip or WinRaR
PKWare, Inc. WinZip Computing
File compression/extraction and archiving (storage) software. Allows you to send multiple documents as a single file attachment. Decreases size of most files for faster e-mail transmission
Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0
Adobe Systems
For reading PDF documents on- and offline. This is a free download.
Web Browser and e-mail software
Browser: Access the Internet , course management software, and university e-mail. E-mail software: access personal e-mail account.
Due to the rapid advances occurring in technology and the needs of particular courses, students may be required to upgrade or buy additional software during the course of the program.
Required Internet Access:
Recommended
Web browser
Internet Explorer 6.0 Netscape 7.2 Mozilla 1.3 - 1.7
Internet service provider
Internet access
Dial-up, cable or DSL modem
E-mail address
Once enrolled in a degree program, students will be provided with a University e-mail address that must be used for all school-related communication outside of the course environment.