Departmental Facilities
The Department of Computer Science provides both students
and faculty with an environment which promotes learning and research.
It sponsors weekly colloquia during the academic year which explore frontiers
of computer science. It maintains a large, comfortable, well-stocked research
library within the Mathematics and Computers Science building.
Every full time graduate appointee is provided with office space and easy
access to a variety of sophisticated computing equipment, and the
undergraduate laboratories are well equipped with Unix-based workstations.
Tutors are available in the undergraduate laboratories to help
students with programming problems.
Our Building
The department of Mathematics and Computer Science
moved into a new building, constructed by the
State of Ohio at a cost of $7,500,000 in Fall 1992.
The new structure contains a periodicals library, three large computer laboratories, one each for undergraduates and graduates, and
one PC laboratory used as teaching laboratory, together with four special purpose laboratories
devoted to graphics and visualization, symbolic and numeric computation,
operating systems and networking, and distributed operating systems.
Our Library
Departmental Computing Facilties
Laboratory facilities include:
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