The lab is located in the Computing Services building and houses more than 175 microcomputers, specialized workstations, and mini computers. In addition, there are laser printers, color plotters, color printers, optical scanners, and other peripherals available. All of these are joined in a campus wide computing network. WordPerfect, Borland products, Derive, and other software is accessible to users of campus computing facilities. There are also microcomputers available in the library, science building, and other locations around campus.
All facilities are available to students and faculty for instruction in computer applications.
Students who do not meet these requirements will not be allowed in upper division computer science courses. The information systems emphasis is geared toward the business market, while the programming and software emphasis is geared toward the industrial market. Because the common core prepares students to go in either direction, they do not need to make this decision early in the program. Requirements for Major 1. Fulfill baccalaureate degree requirements as stated on printed catalog page 30.