Computert Education and Information Techology
| Hiroshima University of Economics |
Digital media for lecture rooms; for example, the above photo is 121.
Students can see and experience the contents of lectures with two screen projectors, each of which is available for DVD, note PC, and Internet. In this way, lectures have been updated with information technology.
(Two screen projectors, each of which available for DVD, note PC, and Internet, visually provide the contents of lectures for students.).
PC corner and the audiovisual corner in library
Students can use around 50 PCs for Internet and book-search in the library. And they can use booth available for group studies, DVD, LD, and so on at the audiovisual corner, as well.
PC rooms for multimedia; for example, the above photo is 221
30 PentiumV 800MHz PCs in this room are worn with a DVD/CD-R/RW combo device. In the same way, all PCs in the other rooms are also worn with it.
Homepage - Hiroshima University of Economics -
http://www.hue.jp/
A Challenge to establish new brand image of our university made the site of our homepage divided into Active HUE and Basic HUE. The Active HUE is the site for purposes of public relations, and the Basic HUE for purposes of education and research.
gbvy[W
Active HUE top page
Basic HUE top page
Computer Education in Hiroshima University of Economics
Hiroshima University of Economics, established in 1967, currently consists of three departments with approximately 4,200 students. In the beginning of 2002 academic year, a new departmenteInformation Systems in Businessfwill also be added, so the sum of departments in HUE will soon become four.
Since the foundation of HUE, education on computing for the students has been all the time an underlined agenda. Even so, computing environment particularly for multimedia processing and Internet access on campus have been entirely improved in the past decade. The genuine Internet access speed to commercial Internet backbone currently scores over 20Mbps and is achieved with the network facility equivalent to ISP. The internal network backbone is composed with optical fibers and layer-3 GigaEthernet-switches, an individual connection of which can be performed up to 4Gbps with 15Mpps. Besides the high-speed network, all of PC for students are connected with Internet and worn with a DVD/CD-R/RW combo device. So, the students can freely and easily access to information and multimedia resources on the inside of campus as well as the outside. In the same way, lecture rooms have also been updated with information technology. For more details, see the following article.
