Texas Tech University is in compliance with Comprehensive Standard 3.4.14.

At Texas Tech University students are introduced to technology in a variety of ways. All registration is web-based and on-line, so students must be sufficiently computer literate to access the university  homepage and access its student portal in order to enroll and register for classes. The university library uses an on-line catalog and access to virtually all of its holdings, whether in electronic , or other form, is through computers. For students who do not possess sufficient computer skills to use the on-line catalog, the library offers both one-on-one help from librarians and a one credit-hour library research course (LIBR 1100) that includes basic training on use of a computer catalog and search engines.  The Advanced Technology Learning Center in the basement of the main library houses several computer labs and offers self-paced computer-based training modules free for students, faculty, and staff. Satellite computer facilities are located in several of the residence halls and in many classroom buildings on campus (see http://www.ttu.edu/it4students/labs.php for a list of computer laboratory facilities. 

The English Department has been a pathfinder in the use of electronic technology in college instruction. Their ICON program teaches introductory composition courses on line and requires all students enrolled for ENGL 1301 and 1302 to submit all essays on line and to engage in reciprocal criticism of writing assignments on line. This program is described at http://www.english.ttu.edu/announcements/default.asp?announcement_ID=82

Many of the major programs in the university require undergraduate students to take courses that apply computers to a specific discipline or area of study. These undergraduate  programs include, but are not restricted to:

College of Agriculture

AGSC 2300 and 2301 Computers in Agriculture  I & II
AGED 2302  Principles of Effective Technology Use in Teaching
                  Agricultural Science          
LARC 2308  Computer-Aided Design in Landscape Architecture
LARC 2309  Advanced Computer-Aided Design in Landscape Architecture
RWFM 4315  Spatial Analysis in Natural Resource Management
RWFM 4403  Aerial Photo Interpretation in Natural Resource Management

College of Architecture

ARCH 2353  3-D Computer  Design Drawing
ARCH 2354  Computer-Assisted Design Development

College of Arts & Sciences

 EM&C 3300  Electronic Media and Society

 EM&C 3305  Multimedia Development

 EM&C 3310  Introduction to Electronic Media and Communications

 EM&C 3315  Principles of Digital Media Production

 ENGL 1301  Essentials of College Rhetoric 

 ENGL 1302  Advanced College Rhetoric

 ENGL 3368  World Wide Web Publishing of Technical Information

 GEOG 3300  Geographic Information Systems

 GEOG 3301 Remote Sensing of the Environment

 GEOG 4302 Advanced Geographic Information Systems

 GEOL 3428 GIS in Natural Science and Engineering

 GEOL 4331 Digital Imagery in Geosciences

 GEOL 4332 Spatial Data Analysis and Modeling in Geosciences

 MATH 3430  Computational Techniques for Science and Mathematics

 PHOT 3330  Digital Photography I

 PHOT 3335  Digital Photography II

 PSY 3400  Statistical Methods

College of Engineering

A wide range of courses in all engineering disciplines.

C S 1300  Computers and Modern Society and C S 1303  Programming Language Proficiency in C/C++ are courses offered in the Computer Science program for non-majors who wish to enhance their computer skills.

College of Education

 EDIT 2318  Computing and Information Technology

 EDIT 3318  Applications of Technology in Elementary Education                  

Jerry S.Rawls College of Business Administration

 ISQS 2341  Business Computer Programming

 ISQS 2440  Introduction to Computer Systems in Business

College of Human Sciences

 ADM 3305  Computer Applications in Apparel Design

 I D 3387  Computer Aided Drafting for Interior Designers I

 I D 4383  Computer Aided Drafting for Interior Designers II

 PFP  2310  Technological Applications in Personal Financial Planning

 PFP 4380  Advanced Technological Applications in Personal Financial Planning 

 RHIM 3303  Computers in the Hospitality Industry

 RTL 2370  Retail Planning and Control I

 RTL 3370  Retail Planning and Control II

College of Visual and Performing Arts

ART  3329  Introduction to Digital Imaging

ART  3362  Technology in the Visual Arts

ART  3385  Computer Design Methods I

ART 3386   Computer Design Methods II

ART 4329   Advanced Digital Photo Imaging

MUAP 3105  Technology for the Applied Music Teacher

MUMT 1261  Foundations of Music Technology

MUMT 2361  Sound Synthesis and Sampling

MUMT 3342  Advanced synthesis and MIDII

MUMT 3351  Authoring Systems for Music

MUMT 3361  Digital Audio I

MUMT 3352  Digital Audio II

MUSI 3341  Introduction to Technology for Musicians