Computing facilities for undergraduate students are maintained by both the University Computing Center and the Department of Computer Science.

The Department of Computer Science provides additional laboratories to support undergraduate instruction and research. The laboratory facilities are regularly upgraded to keep pace with advances in technology. Current computing facilities include the Undergraduate Computing Laboratory with approximately 40 modern X86 based systems; the Programming Techniques Teaching Laboratory with approximately 47 modern X86 based systems and facilities for classroom instruction; the Computer Associates Transactions Laboratory, used primarily for upper-level courses on databases, transaction processes, and Web applications; the Computer Science Advanced Programming Laboratory, also donated by Computer Associates, Inc., which provides computing support for upper-level courses on such topics as operating systems and user interfaces; and the Computer Science Multimedia Laboratory, used for courses on Multimedia design. All of the laboratories are connected to the internet via a fiber optic link to the campus network and most are accessible by students from campus residences and off-campus.

The departmental research laboratories are available to undergraduate students working on supervised projects with computer science faculty.