Most of these programs are available in the libraries' microcomputer centers. If you know of instructional software that you would like to see used in the curriculum or if you are interested in working with faculty on the development of new software, please contact either your library, the academic department or the Office of Medical Education. Staff You are encouraged to discuss your computing and informatics needs with staff. We welcome suggestions for how the microcomputer centers can better serve you. A study area on the second floor of the University Library on the Center City Campus is open twenty-four hours a day.
Networked computers provide access to on-line databases and software.
Computer laboratories for class sessions and practice are available in the School of Health Professions classroom areas. You are encouraged to use these for practice according to the openings posted. If you have advanced skills, you may want to use the multimedia laboratory. Make your requests to the Humanities, Social Sciences and Biometrics Department office.