Computer Science Laboratories
Most computer science courses include a laboratory component where you'll learn to write programs using contemporary tools and techniques.
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General Purpose Laboratories
Several general purpose laboratories are available to all students on campus, on a 24/7 basis. These include PC laboratories (running Windows XP) and Sun workstation laboratories (running Solaris).
Many of these laboratories are used on a regular basis for instruction. Pictured at left are students participating in a CS-101 (Computing & Algorithms I) laboratory experience.
CS Systems Laboratory
Certain advanced classes are held in our CS Systems Laboratory. PCs running Red Hat Linux are used to teach modern operating systems concepts; students learn the internals of an operating system through projects which modify and extend the operating system. The laboratory includes a projector and whiteboards for conventional class instruction.
The picture at left shows students working together during a CS-451 (Operating Systems) laboratory session.
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