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Computer Science Facility

Construction Date: 2004

Groundbreaking for this facility occurred on April 3, 2002, and the 62,750 square foot, 12.3 million dollar Computer Science building was completed in June 2004. The new facility consolidated the computer science activities currently housed in three different facilities. The building includes classrooms for computer sciences instruction, research laboratories for computer science and robotics, a research library, open computer laboratory, offices, conference rooms, and a high-tech lecture hall.