Her research interests are in the area of performance of supercomputing scientific applications. Professor Lane earned his B.S. and M.S. in mathematics at the University of Oregon and presently teaches introductory Computer Science courses for the department. Facilities Pacific University is committed to science in general and information technology in particular. The entire campus is networked on a fibreoptic backbone, with access from terminals in the Computer Science lab and in the library. Currently, there are five computer labs, two of which are housed in the Strain Science Center, built in 1993.
Students can also hook into the internet directly from their rooms.
Exclusively for Computer Science students, the main Computer Science lab contains PC, Sun, and Power Macintosh machines. Our network of Pentium machines is used primarily in courses such as Interactive Computer Graphics, Windows Programming, and Assembly Language Programming. The department has several Pentium servers running Linux available for Web development, System Administration training, network training, and independent student research projects.