Overview
The Fuller Multimedia Center, located on the third floor of the Traina Center for the Arts, serves as the primary computer lab for the Visual and Performing Arts Department.
Courses in the Multimedia Center include those for Graphic Design, Music, and Screen Studies.
When not in use as a classroom, the lab is open to the campus.
The Multimedia Center is comprised of two rooms:
- TC306 – Computer lab
- TC305 – Media-enabled classroom/conference room
Resources
Hardware
TC306 – Computer Lab consists of:
- 16 Mac mini workstations
- Dual overhead instructor display screens
- Independent video and sound editing suites
TC305 – Classroom consists of:
- Media-enabled podium/projector system, with PC, Mac mini, and Blu-ray player
- Independent editing suite
Software
The computers in the lab are equipped with a variety of software including:
- Adobe Creative Cloud programs such as Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and InDesign
- Final Cut Pro
- Garageband
- Finale
Screen Studies Equipment Room
The Screen Studies video production equipment room is also located in the third-floor lab.
Only students currently enrolled in video production courses may check out equipment.
For all other technology rentals please contact ITS/Media Services.
Computer Storage Note
The computers in the Multimedia lab are shared by many students and are erased after each semester. Please do not store personal projects on computer desktops. It is recommended that students store material on external hard drives when using the lab computers.
Please Note
For all questions regarding the Multimedia Center, please notify the proctor on duty or contact the Resource Library Coordinator (ext. 7481).
For immediate assistance contact the ITS Help Desk (ext. 7745).