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| Due to the rapid growth of both Everyman University and our Computer Science Department, we are located in two buildings: the Henry Muscleman College of English and the Like, as well as our home base of the Edmund Monroe Egress Science Building. -JJ |
| Lab located in the Henry Muscleman Buidling. |
| Lab located in the Edmund Monroe Egress Building |
| Junior, Doug Mathias napping on the job, or school (haha). |
| Faculty Lounge Computer Lab located in the Edward J. Stokes Main Building, genreally called "Main." These computers are still the property of the Computer Science Department though. They do not belong to the faculty. |
| Degrees Offered Computer History Computer Dynamics Old Computers DOS Design Microsoft Basics Courses Offered COMP1201: Backgrounds in Computer COMP1202: Computer Parts COMP1301: Computer History to 1959 COMP1302: Contemporary Computer History COMP1400: Understanding Old Computer Concepts COMP2301: UNIVAC: Acronyms for a New Century COMP2302: The Bit COMP2310: The Byte COMP2311: And So On COMP2400: Intro to Computer Dynamic Theory (Lab included) COMP3301: DOS: Acronyms for a New Century Part II COMP3302: New Electronics in Society COMP3400: Intro to Computer Dynamic New Stuff (Lab Included) COMP4401: Microsoft Basics: Windows COMP4402: Microsoft Basics: Discovery of Commercial Uses COMP4311: Understanding the Command Line COMP4411: Crappy Computers (Lab included, bring your own Apple) COMP4412: How to write an acceptable away message COMP4420: How to write an acceptable Xanga message |
| New things are the way of the future... -Sal Lavato |
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| State-of-the-art! |