What kind of computing resources does the university offer students?
Central computing services in support of instruction and research are provided through Academic Computing Services located in Room 119 of the Information Sciences Building. Fourteen General Access computing Labs are available for student use. The labs provide access to a wide range of microcomputer applications on Windows-based and Macintosh personal computers with both draft and laser-quality print facilities. Students living in dorms may connect their personal computers directly to the campus network via the Resnet service.
