The Department of Biomedical Engineering has extensive computing and videoconferencing facilities which provide an efficient environment for teaching and which fulfill departmental requirements for administrative computing as well as remote conferencing and collaboration. These facilities include a departmental server, a computational teaching laboratory, and various videoconferencing facilities on both the Morningside and Health Sciences campuses.

The departmental server (SUN Enterprise 250) provides file sharing services for all faculty and staff and hosts the departmental webpages and calendar server. The computational teaching laboratory provides computing resources to the deparmtent's undergraduate students as well as a state-of-the-art electronic classroom complete with videoconferencing facilities. Additionally, the department implements and maintains videoconferencing systems ranging from person-to-person desktop systems, to workgroup systems in laboratories, to high-end conference rooms in Engineering Terrace and at the Health Sciences Radiology Department in the Neurological Institute.

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