If you are an international student, your notebook will be delivered to campus and can be acquired at the Campus Computer Store. All residence halls are wired for Ethernet access to the Internet and classroom buildings, the library, the student union, and the fountain and bell tower areas have wireless accessibility. The deadline for returning the application is April 20. For some time, instructors have been relying less on textbooks and developing their own course materials for students to buy at copy shops. Course materials can be electronically transmitted the first day of class, at no cost, along with the course syllabus.
Printers are available in notebook classrooms and other locations on campus.
In addition, some work can be submitted to instructors electronically. For personal or home use, students may wish to purchase a printer. Notebooks will make students lives easier than using the computer labs because students will use their notebooks for projects or papers in all courses. A survey taken of College of Business students regarding the use of computer labs revealed that students dislike the noise, equipment failures, low quality printing, and the inaccessibility of equipment and printers during high demand times. The I.T. Initiative will help alleviate these student concerns.