The size and extent of these facilities vary widely with much of the equipment located in the career and technology areas. Many of the Help Centers are networked to the campus servers and the Internet. Many academic departments maintain computing facilities to support their academic programs. The size and involvement varies widely with most of the equipment centered in the career and technology areas. Nearly all academic department offices have mainframe terminals and some level of personal computer support.
Departments listed in bold indicates major lab facilities.
The Computer Access Project provides a wide variety of adaptive aids designed to assist students with physical, visual, hearing and learning disabilities to gain access to the personal computers both in connection with their classroom needs as well as for future career situations. Students can learn how to use the adaptive aids they will need and how the computer can be accommodated for their future career needs. Our lab is located in room 214 A in the library, near the media department. Our computer specialist is John Jeavons and he can be reached at 572 - 7670. Instructional Design Professor John Day of the Library is available to assist faculty in the area of instructional design using a variety of technologies, including computer technology.