It consists of the VAX terminal area and the microcomputer facility and serves as the primary computer center for the Lincoln Center campus and, as such, offers a wide range of hardware and software for use by the academic community. This provides a variety of software, including word processing, programming languages, business application programs, utilities, statistical packages, text editors, and text formatters. VAX use is open to all Fordham University students who either take a computer related course or file an Unsponsored Research account form. Microcomputer facilities are open to all members of the Fordham community who present a valid University ID card. Neither alumni nor unregistered students are eligible to use the computer facilities.
Computers offer CD-ROM and internet access as well as video viewing options in various formats.
This control unit is electronically designed for the simultaneous transmission of CD-ROM, computer, audio programs and video probrams thus making a variety of laugage oriented activities available in the Language Laboratory at any given time. The facility also features a video projection system which will accomodate a class up to 25 students for the viewing of films or other video programs. The Multimedia Center is a University-wide production facility designed to support and enhance the academic curriculum. Through production courses offered by the Department of Communication and Media Studies and the Department of Theatre and Visual Arts, students will have the opportunity to participate in the development and recording of their own film and video productions - including scripting, production design, shooting, graphics generation, editing and sound mixing. Visual Arts Complex Fordham College at Lincoln Center is home to eight thousand square feet of visual arts studio space.