Specialized Computing Labs
Art, Art History, and Design
Complete description of the Art, Art History, and Design computer labs
To schedule a course in one of these spaces, please contact the Department of Art, Art History, and Design.
Riley Hall of Art
- Digital Printing Studio
- Photo Imaging Studio
- Multimedia Studio
West Lake Hall
- 2D Design Studio
- 3D Design Studio
- West Lake Design Studio
Film, Television, and Theatre
To schedule a course in the 3D Animation & Design Studio, please contact the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre.
3D Animation & Design Studio - 143 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
This facility, used by faculty and students in the Department of Film, Television and Theatre for theatre arts instruction and research, features 15 Lenovo workstations that are designed for high-end graphics and animation processing. All workstations can print to a 40" HP DesignJet plotter. The room is configured for lecture presentations and can also be used as a workspace for students who need access to the specialized software for class assignments.
Primary Software: Adobe Creative Cloud, Autodesk Maya, Autodesk Mudbox, AutoCAD, VectorWorks/RenderWorks, WYSIWYG, Lightwright/Beamwright
Video Editing Suites - Lower Level, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
This facility features Apple Macintosh workstations in 12 individual editing suites. The edit suites support high-definition video production and audio editing for the Department of Film, Television and Theatre. Three suites are configured for 5.1 surround sound editing.
An ingestion center, located near the suites, provides users the ability to convert Betacam (Pro Beta), VHS, sVHS, DVD and DV formats to digital data files. The edit suites use fiber-optic technology to connect to the center's storage area network (SAN) for rapid transfer and storage of user files.
Primary Software: Adobe Creative Cloud, DaVinci Resolve v16