Computer Equipment Westminster offers its students the opportunity to work with a wide range of computer hardware and software. College microcomputer labs in Hoyt Science Resources Center, McGill Library and Patterson Hall have numerous IBM Pentium-based PCs. The College also supports a campus-wide network that extends to all buildings and dormitories on campus, with full Internet access for all stations. The mathematics and computer science department has its own microcomputer lab in Hoyt with 20 PCs connected via a Novell network. Each student in the Mathematics and Computer Science major has an adviser who is one of the Mathematics and Computer Science faculty members.
Students meet regularly with their advisers to discuss academic programs and progress.
Faculty advisers are prepared and eager to assist and support students. John Bonomo Ph.D., Purdue University. Specializes in parallel computing, neural networks and artificial intelligence. Carolyn K. Cuff Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University. Specializes in applied mathematics, probability and statistics, problem solving techniques.