TARLab
There are also two standardized computer-based tests given to students as prerequisite or entrance exams for classes.
If you are taking the MIS 2200 Examination, please click on the link below for further instructions.
likewise, if you are taking the EDUC/PSY 6600 assessment exam, please click on the link below for further instructions.
if you have completed a test using iNettest and you wish to review your score or re-examine your test questions (if enabled by your instructor) you can simply log back into iNetTest (ciltest.usu.edu) in a Mozilla Browser or click on the link Below :
Hours of operation (excluding Holidays and Spring Break)
Monday - Friday : 7:30 AM - 12:00 Midnight
Saturday : 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday : 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
The ability to use computers to access and present information is an important basic skill that you will build on during your time at USU. While Computer and Information Literacy (CIL) is no longer a USU requirement, such literacy is still a requirement at other schools. In the right panel of this window is some information about CIL. If your school is using the CIL requirement and the associated tests, you should review the material in that panel.
Currently, some departments and/or classes are using the facility in ESLC 131 as a testing lab. Over time, we expect more departments will use this facility for such purposes. Tests using either Canvas or iNetTest can be delivered in this lab. In order to take a Canvas-based test, you must have an account assigned through Banner, and associated with a specific class or classes. An iNetTest-based test likewise requires an account linked to Banner. If you do not already have an iNetTest account the first time you log into iNetTest establishes your account. You can log into iNetTest by typing <tarlabtest.usu.edu> in a Mozilla (Firefox) browser. Your account is your A-number and your password is your Banner password. Since we are transitioning from CILtest, for a short period of time there will continue to be references to CIL on this web site.
If you are taking a computer-based test at the direction of your instructor, whether it be canvas or iNetTest, you should have already received the needed instructions. Just come to ESLC131 and follow the directions given to you. If you have questions, ask a consultant within the Lab. You may also contact Dr. Cooley (don.cooley@usu.edu).