Science is re-shaping our world. Computing and information technology must underpin every facet of higher education for students in the 21st century. NJIT joins Princeton and Rutgers as the only New Jersey schools involved in the project. NJIT recognized the impact of computing in higher education more than two decades ago, and has since built an impressive legacy of firsts. Computers assist in teaching and independent study, campus communications, library research, engineering and architectural designs.
Computers allow students to register for classes and choose their course schedules.
University computers facilitate technology transfer to industry. After graduation, NJIT provides alumni with free lifetime e-mail, Internet access, and use of many of the university's resources. This plan grew out of a campus-wide planning process instituted last year by President Saul K. Fenster. But it is a necessary investment, and one that pays dividends in a more effective educational experience for our students. Augmenting high-performance computing services for long running, computing intensive projects generated by faculty and students.