It is assumed that the faculty member will bring a laptop to the classroom and hook it up to the projection system. Computer labs have a projection system but also contain a number of desktop computer for the students to use. How do I reserve a smart classroom, computer lab or the electronic seminar room. Since there are relatively few smart classrooms, scheduling is tight, and in the case of the larger rooms, class size has to take priority over the need for the data projector and AV facilities. All smart classrooms contain data projectors which project at a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, connections for Mac and Windows laptops and an ethernet port.
Departments get first priority.
If you cannot schedule any of the smart classrooms and would still like to teach with computer technology, do not despair. If you have a laptop it is very easy to take it into the classroom, and with the help of a data projector and a screen, be teaching in a 'smart' classroom. If you don't have your own laptop, most departments have a loaner laptop. Faculty who plan to use technology in their teaching on a regular basis should consider requesting a laptop as their institutional machine. You should schedule the data projector several days in advance in order to make sure one is available.