The Archives maintains a series of automated indexes for CSU's Board of Trustees, Faculty Senate, and Graduate Council meet- ings. The Archives also controls public access to The Cleveland Press Collection. The Law Library has a strong tradition of service designed to meet the research and instructional needs of students and faculty. The University maintains several computing centers on campus. Assistance, support, and training are provided for graduate students, faculty, and staff in the use of the various software applications on the University's IBM, the College of Engineering's VAXS, and the many microcomputers available on campus.
T'his network is a cooperative organization of public and private universities throughout Ohio.
Communication lines connecting computers at these institutions are used to transmit messages, data files, and computational tasks. Microcomputer labs are available to all faculty, staff, and registered students. To access any mainframe or minicomputer, the student must be authorized by the department responsible for the equipment. Experienced IMS staff work closely with faculty members, helping to plan and develop quality materials for the enhancement of classroom teaching. IMS also provides media equipment and use of facilities.