Summer 2002 News
New Computers Approved
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Master Classroom Upgrades
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Office XP Upgrades |
New Computers for BAS S137F
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The Technology Access Fee (TAF) Committee has approved the replacement of computers
for the Business Computer Lab and College of Business Master Classrooms. The new systems
will be available sometime during the Fall of 2002. These systems will be equipped
with the latest Windows Operating system and have the capability to run the latest
applications.
In an effort to always provide the best educational environment possible, the Jennings
A. Jones College of Business acquired new visual presenters to be used in master classrooms.
These new units will be installed in classrooms where the current (older) equipment
is not working properly. With the upgrades, students and faculty will be able to enjoy
much better resolution and clarity when presenting documents in class.
Keeping up with our tradition of providing the latest software to all our students,
the Business Computer Lab and several Master Classrooms will be upgraded with the
latest version of Office XP. The upgrade is planned to take place during the Summer
of 2002.
The College of Business has installed twenty-five new Dell computers in the S137F
Demo Lab. These new systems are running the latest Microsoft Operating system (Windows
XP) and are configured with 256MB of RAM, a Pentium 4 processor, CD-ROM, ZIP drives
and 17" monitors. Our standard suite of applications such as Microsoft Office 2000
(Word, Excel, Power Point, Access, Publisher), Terminal, FTP, Internet as well as
Minitab and Cobol are available to all students.
A STUDENT ID IS REQUIRED TO ENTER THE LAB!
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