National Campus Computing Project	Marshall	Peer	Master I
		University	Group	Public
Number of Respondents		1	3	87
GENERAL CAMPUS POLICIES ABOUT DESKTOP COMPUTERS
Does your institution have:
	A formal policy promoting or mandating computers/ technology resources for
	Curriculum utilization?	100.0	-	32.9
	Undergraduates?	100.0	-	35.7
	Graduate/Professional students?	100.0	-	25.0
	Distance education?	100.0	50.0	36.0
	A computer instruction, computer competency, technology literacy or information literacy requirement for all undergraduates?	100.0	50.0	46.0
	A special computer use/technology fee or annual/term computer use charge for all students?	100.0	50.0	62.1
	Average computer use fee (where charged)	$           160	$           225	$        116
	Code of conduct/acceptable use policy for campus e-mail accounts and individual Web pages?	100.0	50.0	93.0
Operating systems recommended/supported*
	Mac OS 9 or earlier	100.0	50.0	81.6
	Mac OS X	100.0	50.0	56.3
	UNIX	100.0	50.0	70.1
	Linux	-	50.0	44.8
	Windows 95/98/ME	100.0	100.0	89.7
	Windows NT Workstation	100.0	100.0	85.1
	Windows 2000	100.0	100.0	87.4
	Windows XP	100.0	-	16.1
	Open VMS	100.0	50.0	27.6
	Novell	-	100.0	41.4
	None	-	-	2.3
Do you require or strongly recommend microcomputer ownership for
	All students
	No	-	100.0	57.5
	Recommend	100.0	-	39.1
	Require	-	-	3.5
	Students in specific disciplines or programs
	No	-	-	40.7
	Recommend	100.0	100.0	54.3
	Require	-	-	4.9
	Students in individual academic units/prof. programs
	No	-	-	44.4
	Recommend	-	100.0	46.9
	Require	100.0	-	8.6
Does your institution recommend a particular brand/product for*
	Hardware
	students?	100.0	-	28.7
	faculty?	100.0	50.0	77.0
	administrators/staff?	100.0	50.0	80.5
	Software
	students?	100.0	50.0	66.7
	faculty?	100.0	100.0	84.7
	administrators/staff?	100.0	100.0	88.2
Brands/kinds recommended by your institution*
	Apple/Macintosh
	iMacs	-	-	46.0
	G-4 desktop computers	-	50.0	70.1
	iBooks	-	-	24.1
	PowerBooks	-	-	37.9
	Windows Compatibles
	Pentium III class desktops/notebooks	-	50.0	71.3
	Pentium Celeron desktops/notebooks	-	-	23.0
	Pentium IV class desktops/notebooks	100.0	-	63.2
	Unix/Linux Systems
	Compaq	-	-	13.8
	IBM	-	-	11.5
	Sun	-	-	40.2
	Dell	-	-	28.7
	Silicon Graphics	-	-	11.5
	HP	-	-	5.7
	Other	-	50.0	8.0
Percentages by campus category.
*Columns may total more than 100% since responses were not mutually exclusive.
Comparison Group:  Ohio University (main); Southern Ill Univ, Edwardsville; and East Tenn State Univ.
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESALE POLICIES AND PROGRAMS
Does your institution have pricing or resale agreement with
	Hardware vendors?
	No	-	-	34.2
	No, sell through on-campus facility	-	-	1.3
	Yes, sold through bookstore	-	-	27.9
	Yes, sold through entity not affiliated with bookstore	-	-	10.1
	Yes, sold by an off-campus dealer	-	50.0	8.9
	Yes, sold online with one or more vendors	100.0	50.0	17.7
	Software vendors?
	No	-	50.0	24.7
	No, sell through on-campus facility	-	-	3.7
	Yes, sold through bookstore	-	-	35.8
	Yes, sold through entity not affiliated with bookstore	-	50.0	19.8
	Yes, sold by an off-campus dealer	100.0	-	12.4
	Yes, sold online with one or more vendors	-	-	3.7
Does your institution require computer buyers to purchase software as part of the resale program?
	No	-	-	81.2
	Strongly encouraged	-	50.0	15.3
	Required	100.0	50.0	3.5
Does your institution have a written policy regarding duplication of copywrited software/software piracy?
	No	-	-	2.3
	No, but under development	-	50.0	9.2
	Yes	100.0	50.0	88.5
Percentages by campus category.
USES OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
How strongly do you agree or strongly agree:*
	Faculty have unreasonable expectations about user support	100.0	50.0	51.7
	Technology has improved instruction on my campus	100.0	100.0	95.4
	We plan to require all students to own a computer by Fall 2003	-	-	11.6
	Access to Internet 2 by Fall 2002 is essential to long-term needs	-	-	37.9
	Colleges should permit commercial advertising on campus web sites/portals	-	50.0	17.2
	Our adm. systems provide effective support for conducting college business	100.0	100.0	79.1
	My campus does a good job of planning our short- and mid- range tech. Needs	100.0	50.0	74.4
The single most important IT issue over the next 2 or 3 years is:
	Provide online/distance education via the web	-	-	7.1
	Providing adequate user support	-	-	20.0
	Assist faculty integrate technology into instruction	100.0	100.0	22.4
	Financing replacement of aging hardware/software	-	-	11.8
	Moving toward campus-wide wireless networks	-	-	-
	Integrating academic and administrative computing	-	-	3.5
	Providing student portal services	-	-	4.7
	Integrating eCommerce into campus services	-	-	2.4
	Hiring/retaining qualified IT staff	-	-	14.1
	Upgrading/replacing administrative IT/ERP systems	-	-	14.1
Means by campus category.
*Scale from 1="Strongly Disagree" to 4="Strongly Agree".
CURRENT IT/COMPUTER FACILITIES AND RESOURCES
Headcount enrollment on campus as of Spring 2001		14,248	10,674	10,532
Number of institution owned desktop or notebook computers and workstations		2,600	3,250	2,322
Number of institution owned Unix workstations		32	55	72
Number of personally owned desktop computers		3,500	2,500	1,392
Proportion of individuals who own desktop or notebook computers
	Students
	Desktops	60.0	65.0	58.6
	Notebooks	20.0	12.5	10.2
	Faculty
	Desktops	99.0	97.0	83.0
	Notebooks	30.0	30.0	14.6
Number of desktop/notebook computers purchased by:
	2000-01
	Students	2,400	1,000	1,104
	Faculty	160	100	205
	Administrators/staff	125	100	187
	Campus labs, clusters & other instructional use	400	400	276
	2001-02
	Students	3,000	1,000	1,304
	Faculty	180	550	220
	Administrators/staff	140	100	190
	Campus labs, clusters & other instructional use	475	500	282
Number of desktop computer labs, clusters and classrooms		55	42	74
	How many dedicated to departments or units?	32	23	40
Number of desktop computers/workstations in all labs/classrooms/clusters
	Computers	1,400	825	818
	Unix Workstations	21	55	30
Number of network servers		70	55	62
Percentage of operating systems installed on institutionally-owned computers and servers
	Computers/clients
	Mac	3.0	9.0	14.7
	Win 95/98/2000	80.0	85.0	69.6
	Win NT	15.0	4.5	15.2
	Unix	1.0	2.0	3.6
	Linux	1.0	0.5	1.9
	Network servers
	Mac	-	-	4.2
	Win NT	34.0	44.0	42.9
	Win 2000 Server	36.0	10.0	22.7
	Unix	11.0	45.0	17.2
	Linux	15.0	-	10.6
	Novell	-	6.0	18.1
FTE of IT help desk/technical support personnel		29.0	31.0	20.0
Ratio user support (enrollment/help desk)		491.3	344.3	526.6
Percentage of faculty with individual/personal Web page		43.0	37.5	30.0
Percentage of classes that use:
	Computer-based classrooms/labs	40.0	32.5	27.8
	Computer simulations	40.0	25.0	19.3
	Presentation handouts	70.0	85.0	48.1
	Electronic mail	70.0	62.5	67.2
	Commercial courseware/instructional resources	28.0	35.0	20.1
	Internet resources	80.0	50.0	54.6
	Course management tools for online course resources	35.0	20.0	20.8
	Web pages for class materials and resources	36.0	35.0	44.5
Means by campus category.
ACADEMIC & INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING POLICIES AND PROCEDURES & RESOURCES
Does your campus/institution have/provide
	Plan for integrating IT into the curriculum	100.0	100.0	49.4
	Projects for developing desktop instructional software/courseware	100.0	100.0	74.7
	Support for faculty developing instructional software/courseware	100.0	100.0	92.0
	Support for faculty developing software for their research	100.0	50.0	62.1
	Program for rewarding courseware development	100.0	100.0	50.6
	Technology resource center focusing on use of IT	100.0	100.0	83.9
	Agreements/licenses for duplication of software products	100.0	100.0	81.4
	Plan for using Internet resources in instruction	100.0	50.0	43.7
	Plan for using Internet resources in distance education	100.0	100.0	56.3
	Plan for using Internet for marketing to off-campus audiences	100.0	-	47.6
	Program to reward use of IT in faculty review/promotion process	100.0	-	21.8
	Maintain library of academic courseware	100.0	100.0	38.4
	Program assessing the impact of IT on instruction	100.0	100.0	27.6
	Policy regarding ownership of Web-based resources developed by faculty	100.0	100.0	60.5
	Program to provide supplemental IT training for IT staff	100.0	100.0	51.7
	Assess impact of IT on instructional services and academic programs	100.0	-	35.6
	ADA-compliant Web pages	-	50.0	64.0
Does your institution have a strategic plan for:
	Information technology?
	no	-	-	5.8
	currently preparing a plan	-	-	24.4
	yes	100.0	100.0	69.8
	Electronic commerce?
	no	-	50.0	55.8
	currently preparing a plan	-	-	29.1
	yes	100.0	50.0	15.1
	Distance education?
	no	-	-	26.4
	currently preparing a plan	-	-	27.6
	yes	100.0	100.0	46.0
	Campus portal services?
	no	100.0	50.0	43.7
	currently preparing a plan	-	50.0	29.9
	yes	-	-	26.4
	Wireless networks?
	no	-	-	35.6
	currently preparing a plan	100.0	50.0	42.5
	yes	-	50.0	21.8
	Deploying course management tools?