There are 85 classrooms and lecture halls in the general classroom pool. Four rooms seat in excess of 151 students, sixty-four seat 31 to 150 students, and 17 seat thirty or fewer students. Four rooms have installed computers. Forty-three other classrooms have been furnished with VHS decks and standard monitors.
All classrooms have overhead projectors and screens.
There are three types of electronic classrooms. No external audio system is required, nor is a complex control system. Type II and III classrooms, or classrooms that have a high width to depth ratio, require video projection systems to create a large enough image size for a student to view while seated anywhere within the learning space. Image size is dictated by the distance between the farthest viewer and the screen surface and by the type of source material being presented. Type II and III rooms also require high-quality audio reproduction systems to ensure adequate sound pressure levels at the farthest seat.