Faculty, staff, and students have computers at home and need access to campus computing resources from their home. The campus provides approximately 60 dial-in modems for this purpose. The demand for modems far exceeds the supply especially during the final weeks of each quarter. Student consultants are available in computer labs and by phone to assist undergraduate students. Divisional computing coordinators and central computing staff are available to assist faculty and graduate students.
Documentation is available through the campus bookstore, library, and computer center.
It is also online. Some assistance is provided to instructors of credit courses. Computing staff teach introductory computing to students in the first few sessions of an academic course, providing them with the skills required to complete the lessons using computing techniques. There is a dearth of support for faculty who want to introduce computing into their classes. There are two people who specialize in this among many other responsibilities they hold.