Programming, computer exercises, simulations, and application packages are integrated into the curriculum to provide hands-on experience. In addition, students learn computer graphic skills to support their oral and written presentations. Computer Labs and Scanning Resources Computer labs equipped with microcomputers and workstations are provided for general student use, teaching, research, and instruction. A comprehensive suite of software is provided for a wide variety of tasks. Labs are connected to the local Penn State network and the Internet.
Scanners are also available for text and graphics scanning.
Personal computer laboratories are available in many locations across campus. The Pattee Library , which houses the business administration collection, offers superb facilities for study and research. New searching features of LIAS have been developed that facilitate and enhance the identification of materials in the Libraries collections. Students can access LIAS from terminals on or off campus via direct-dial service. Computerized access to journal article citations is available through numerous CD-ROM workstations located throughout the Libraries.