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Outstanding research facilities
(computer, engineering, electron-ics,
and industrial technology
laboratories) are complemented
by cultural and recreational
facilities. The campus has two
student unions, indoor and
outdoor theaters for drama and
music, and swimming facilities.
Students can make use of many
individual and team sport facili-ties,
a baseball stadium at Beiden
Field that seats 6,575 spectators,
a football/soccer stadium that
seats over 41,031, and Bulldog
Diamond, a 5,467-seat softball
stadium.
The Downing Planetarium
features a computer-controlled
Spitz A3P star projector and a
main theater which seats 74
under a thirty-foot dome. The
facility includes a teacher re-source
center and presents
multimedia shows on a daily
basis.
The 73,000-square-foot, three-story
Science II building is the
latest addition to campus. Lo-cated
immediately east of the
Downing Planetarium, Science II
includes lecture halls and instruc-tional
labs for
earth and
environmen-tal
sciences
and psychol-ogy
classes, as
well as space
for more than 100 faculty offices.
The facility includes graduate
research and special instructional
areas for the physics department to
support the research needs of the
Downing Planetarium.
Smittcamp Alumni House is a
10,000-square-foot, two-story
structure that houses the Alumni
Association’s offices and serves as
the university’s visitor information
center. The building includes
conference rooms, a kitchen,
reception and social areas, a
chapter/volunteer resource center,
garden courtyards, and an alumni
library.
The Save Mart Center at Shaw
and Chestnut avenues is a 13-
story facility with 16,000 seats.
It serves as the new home for
Fresno State basketball,
volleyball and wrestling, as
well as a venue for events. The
facility has state-of-the-art
classrooms, computer labs, and
conference rooms.
The Telecommunications
Infrastructure Initiative (TII)
is a two-year project that
began fall 2004 to upgrade
2006-2007 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 13
computer and networking infra-structures
on all 23 CSU cam-puses.
The new network signifi-cantly
speeds up data transmission
rates and makes things like video
conferencing commonplace and
distant learning more real-time,
interactive, and accessible. It also
prepares the campus for future
technologies.
The campus is fully accessible and
students with mobility impair-ments
will find the naturally flat
terrain easy to navigate.
Object Description
| Title | 2006-07 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2006-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 013 |
| Full Text Search | Outstanding research facilities (computer, engineering, electron-ics, and industrial technology laboratories) are complemented by cultural and recreational facilities. The campus has two student unions, indoor and outdoor theaters for drama and music, and swimming facilities. Students can make use of many individual and team sport facili-ties, a baseball stadium at Beiden Field that seats 6,575 spectators, a football/soccer stadium that seats over 41,031, and Bulldog Diamond, a 5,467-seat softball stadium. The Downing Planetarium features a computer-controlled Spitz A3P star projector and a main theater which seats 74 under a thirty-foot dome. The facility includes a teacher re-source center and presents multimedia shows on a daily basis. The 73,000-square-foot, three-story Science II building is the latest addition to campus. Lo-cated immediately east of the Downing Planetarium, Science II includes lecture halls and instruc-tional labs for earth and environmen-tal sciences and psychol-ogy classes, as well as space for more than 100 faculty offices. The facility includes graduate research and special instructional areas for the physics department to support the research needs of the Downing Planetarium. Smittcamp Alumni House is a 10,000-square-foot, two-story structure that houses the Alumni Association’s offices and serves as the university’s visitor information center. The building includes conference rooms, a kitchen, reception and social areas, a chapter/volunteer resource center, garden courtyards, and an alumni library. The Save Mart Center at Shaw and Chestnut avenues is a 13- story facility with 16,000 seats. It serves as the new home for Fresno State basketball, volleyball and wrestling, as well as a venue for events. The facility has state-of-the-art classrooms, computer labs, and conference rooms. The Telecommunications Infrastructure Initiative (TII) is a two-year project that began fall 2004 to upgrade 2006-2007 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 13 computer and networking infra-structures on all 23 CSU cam-puses. The new network signifi-cantly speeds up data transmission rates and makes things like video conferencing commonplace and distant learning more real-time, interactive, and accessible. It also prepares the campus for future technologies. The campus is fully accessible and students with mobility impair-ments will find the naturally flat terrain easy to navigate. |
