Also located in the Bell Library are the Tutoring and Learning Center, Center for Teaching Excellence, and Texas Art Archives. Computing Resources Computing resources for students include laboratory classrooms housing over 300 work stations. Most laboratories are open over 90 hours per week. They are staffed with student laboratory assistants. The student network servers are equipped to provide a wide range of software applications including a variety of word processors, spreadsheets, graphics programs, e-mail, programming languages, and specialized software applications which support individual classes.
Students have full access to the Internet from the laboratories and through telephone modem banks.
The Student Services Center is the round building near the center of campus. In this one location, a prospective student can complete all the steps necessary to be admitted to the University. This one-stop location houses the offices of Admissions, the Registrar, Financial Assistance, the Bursar, the University Core Curriculum Program, the Academic Testing Center, and other units serving students. The Center for Instruction is a multipurpose teaching facility. In addition there are six science laboratories, a social science laboratory and four computer laboratories.