Computing Services 6.3.1. Academic Computing 6.3.2. Computer Services 6.3.3. Computer and Electronic Technology Use and Abuse Policies 6.3. The Department of Academic Computing provides computer and instructional technology support to students and faculty.
All students have a private electronic mail account and access to the Internet.
Computer laboratories located in the University Library, the College of Business Administration, and the College of Life Sciences and Technology are available to all enrolled students. Many departments have dedicated computer classrooms or labs for specific majors, art, business administration, computer science, criminal justice, education, English, family and consumer science, legal assistant studies, mass communication, music, nursing, and office information systems are among the areas that have dedicated computer facilities. In addition, large data bases and statistical analysis software are available on a MicroVAX minicomputer. The University main computer center in Room 155 Peltier Hall provides services to students, faculty, staff, and administrators. The computer configuration consists of an IBM 9221 computer system, model 130, with 64 million-byte main memory.