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As college graduates will soon discover when looking for jobs, a main interview question may be Do You Compute? Business and computer information students in the four-year degree program will have access to six different types of computer systems, according to Bill Ford, head operator for the NSU Computer Cen- ter. This is good, Ford said, because when you go to work for a company all they are going to do is teach you the basics. You ' re more valuable to a company if your education in computers is more diversified. Whereas most institutions offer a single type of machine, the Northwestern Computer Center has a diverse amount of equipment to work with. We are trying to utilize more equipment, Ford emphasized. When Dr. Otis Cox, director of institutional re- search, took over the Center three years ago, there was one computer, 10 student terminals, one stu- dent printer and one administration terminal. Today the Center boasts of three main computers, approximately 70 terminals, 60 microcomputers, and 20 printers. Ford said that plans to buy a fourth computer and cluster three machines into a super network will be realized by mid-1986. With so many different systems to offer, the Com- puter Center is keeping majors in computer informa- tion systems, accounting, business and journalism ahead in the computer game . Clyde Jordan signs in with student worker Sandra Jackson. James Anders, a student from the Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts, experiments with the Vax computer. 16 Computer Center all photos by Pat Wyatt
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Wishing he had paid more attention in Orientation, Marshall Carll has trouble finding a listing in the card catalog of Watson Library. In Orientation 101, students are taught basic library skills to prepare them for papers and out-of-class research. Abbie Landry assists Leonard Powell with locating a magazine in the Media Center. ' JEJ-1-. Barbara Franklin begins her research by looking through the magazine index. Watson Library 16
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Computer Science major Eric Madson completes his homework assignments on the Kaypro, a small machine used in CIS 1020. Anna Airhart, one of the operators in the Computer Center, uses the DecMate computer for word processing. Bill Ford, head operator, helps a student change the ribbon in a letter quality printer. Programmer Don Harrison studies an instruction manual for a new IBM machine. Computer Center 17
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