By infusing technology into all disciplines, Johnson C. Smith University places students and faculty on the cutting edge of change and innovation.  It means using the technology as an instrument and as a new substance added to our courses and programs.  Faculty and students now engage in high tech research:

• Communication Arts students use the labs for writing classes and the graphic labs for their publications. 

• Students from the Natural Science Department use the graphics lab for visualization applications and cell biology.

• In the Division of Lifelong Learning programs, students utilize the Center for computer curricula.

Students majoring in Information Systems Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Management Information Systems receive a high quality education and technical training.  In the engineering labs, they train on analog electronics, circuits, electronic measuring devices such the oscilloscopes, function generators, multi-meters and electronic circuit research.  Students use breadboards for assembling electronic circuits and produce engineering projects on robots and telecommunication systems, both analog and digital.  They train on networking operating systems such as Microsoft NT and digital signal processing.