Facilities

Classrooms and Offices

Most Computer Science courses are taught in McAdams or Daniel Hall. Classrooms range in size from 30 to 90 seats, with an average undergraduate class size of approximately 30. Several classrooms are equipped with computer projection equipment, network connections, and other audio/visual facilities.

Computer labs are used by students for programming projects, homework, word processing, internet access, email and general communications access to other students and faculty. Several computer science classes include scheduled labs where the instructor can provide interactive instruction.

The department maintains over 150 Unix and Windows based systems in various department labs and classrooms. All systems are connected to the department network, which in turn is connected to the campus-wide university network and the internet. Department servers provide shared file space and numerous other shared resources. Laser printers, color printers, scanners and other facilities are provided for classwork, projects and research.

In addition to department facilities, both the college and the university maintain extensive facilities for both classroom and general use.

The university now requires students to have their own laptops. For more information, consult the laptop help page .

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