hardware, software, networking & support
Information Technology

Second Floor Library Lab: sixty workstations, printing, new study spaces for groups and individuals, device charging and more to come... check it out!

"Technology-Smart" classrooms are located throughout the campus and maintained by Information Technology. For help with the smart classrooms, contact the helpdesk.

State-of-the-Art computer labs are available for student access. Computer labs are available for all students as well as academic-specific labs for research and other activities.

The campus infrastructure is based upon fiber optic networking and encompasses both wired and wireless connectivity. The campus network is continually upgraded and expanded as technology advances.

Numerous web-based systems are maintained by Information Technology. These systems are both third-party and custom applications that serve the students, faculty and staff on a daily basis.

The Office of Information Technology (formerly the Computing Center) provides a wide variety of computing and network services for faculty, students, and administration.

Centralized computing resources include a combination of servers which support all campus network resources. The network is extended to about 60 buildings, 48 of which are connected via fiber. This network extends IP based Internet and research networks to departmental networks as well as stand-alone personal computers. Services include: network support (wired & wireless), training and orientation, configuration design and hardware specifications, site license software distribution, test grading, assistance with instructional media, and web and database development. Computing resources have also been provisioned for a more secure campus which includes electronic access controls and camera surveillance.