Students view instructor presentations and demonstrations projected to a screen in the front of the room through the aid of an Electrohome 3-beam video projector. The instructor's screen may also be displayed directly onto each of the 32 student computer monitors, allowing students at the rear of the room to view presentations easily. The classroom instructor also works from an identically equipped machine. When it is not reserved for SILS classes, the computer classroom is available for general use. Each is connected to an S-VHS VCR to facilitate video capture and editing.
Students can borrow the cameras and camcorder for school projects.
To support the individual desktops in the lab, the school maintains several Windows NT-based file servers. The primary file and print server for the school is a Dell PowerEdge 4100 server with dual Pentium Pro 200Mhz processors, 256MB of RAM, and a 24GB RAID array. This server stores most of the school's application software and provides a shared disk where students can store their own files. Also supporting the lab is a Micron dual 166Mhz processor machine with 4GB of disk and 128MB of RAM that acts as an Oracle database server. Students in database management classes use this server to create and manipulate their database projects.