home

Millsaps Computer Science

 

Spacer Image
             
MAJOR/MINOR REQUIREMENTS         profile        careers         faculty        research        activities        Alumni         
Spacer Image
             
       facilities        courses of study       feedback        HOME         
 
 
 
Department of Computer Science

Computing Facilities

Computer Services provides academic computing facilities for all students and college personnel.

The Millsaps multimedia laboratory is available to students and faculty in all of the natural sciences.

Departmental labs are used exclusively for computer science majors, in research and upper-level courses.

Academic Computing

Millsaps has five general-use computer labs available to all students. The various labs are available for use throughout the school day and offer extended evening and weekend hours. These labs contain the latest personal computer technology and software. All machines are connected to a central network and have T1 connections to the Internet. In addition to standard software packages and operating systems software, different machines are loaded with various software packages, depending on the needs of the students and the requirement of the various courses.

Projection

Several labs and classrooms are equipped with multimedia capable PCs, connected to the campus network, and attached to color overhead projectors.


This means that instructors can demonstrate concepts with audio and video (in classrooms), and that students can follow instructions with immediate faculty feedback (in labs).

Several computer science classes are scheduled in computer labs or computer-equipped classrooms with projection facilities.

Millsaps Multimedia Laboratory

The Millsaps Multimedia laboratory, directed by Dr. Jimmie Purser, contains 21 networked PC systems with audio and video capabilities and a variety of hardware and software tools for image, audio and video capture, editing and software development.

It is used by students and faculty in the natural sciences, including several computer science courses. The laboratory is in the process of acquiring a powerful 3D graphics workstation for scientific visualization and multimedia and virtual reality experiments.

Computer Science Advanced Lab

The advanced lab features 64-bit AMD Opteron workstations configured to dual boot MS Windows and Linux. These workstations support upper-level courses and advanced student projects.

The laboratory contains networking equipment used to construct and experiment with standalone computer networks. Isolation from the campus network provides a safe field for experimentation.

The latest addition to the departmental facilities are high-speed Windows NT servers, equipped with over $1 million of client-server database development software and donated by Oracle Corporation.

Please follow this link for the latest news about this lab.

Spacer Spacer Spacer
Spacer
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEGREES
The Department of Computer Science offers concentrations in computer science and computer information systems.
  EXPANSIVE KNOWLEDGE
Senior seminars and research programs offer students structured ways to apply and expand their knowledge of computer science.
  Millsaps Classroom
Spacer
Spacer Spacer Spacer