Nama institusi

California State University, Chico

Jumlah mahasiswa

16934

Alamat kontak untuk informasi internasional

400 West First Street
CHICO 95929

Telepon

+1 530 898 6880

Nama tempat/fakultas

College of Engineering, Computer Science and Construction Mangement, Applied Computer Graphics Program

Alamat

California State University Chico
CHICO
California
95929

Uraian Tempat

The Applied Computer Graphics degree is interdisciplinary, embracing computer graphics, computer science, communication design, and art. The degree has two options (Production and Technical) each of which requires the completion of an additional supplemental program (Communication Design or Art Studio). The College of ECC provides an ideal learning environment for the degree and both options because of its excellent computer facilities and dedicated instructors. Computer facilities available to computer graphics majors include six general purpose and two computer graphics labs. The College of ECC has made a commitment to maintain a “State of the Art” computer graphics laboratory. These labs contain Dell, Sun Microsystems, Silicon Graphics, and Hewlett-Packard. A variety of software packages are available to the computer graphics majors. These include software packages from Alias/Wavefront, Newtek, Cambridge Animation, and Silicon Grail.

Nomor telepon

+1 530 898 6442

Apakah di lokasi ini tersedia akomodasi?

Ya

Informasi mengenai akomodasi

The university offers five traditional halls for students to choose from Mechoopda Hall, Esken Hall, Shasta Hall, Lassen Hall, Whitney Hall and a thematic housing with six houses in Konkow Hall. These on-campus halls provide housing for 1,260 students who are mostly first-time freshmen. The halls are generally designed with rooms for two students who share the same general bathrooms with 30+ residents. Each hall is in close proximity to the dining facility and within walking distance to classes. University Village is the only university owned apartment complex and a unique housing facility in Chico. The village program is tailored after the residence hall program, while still giving its residents the benefits and feel of an apartment community. Advantages for students living in residence halls include: leadership opportunities, supportive study environment with study lounges and Internet access, live - in student and professional staff to assist residents, convenience and on-site laundry facilities. Dining Service is included in the traditional residence hall package and consists of any fifteen meals. Three meals are served each day Monday through Friday, brunch and dinner is served on Saturday and Sunday. The option to add the extra four meals is available at an additional cost. Residents can utilize dining service at Whitney Hall, Butte and Holt Stations, Common Grounds, Creekside Coffee House, and The Marketplace in the BMU with their meal plan, at various times throughout the week. For those students living in residence halls that provide Meal Plans with their housing (Whitney, Shasta, Lassen, Esken, Mechoopda) the dining plans are as follows: Basic 15 Meal Plan and 19 Meal Plan.