|
The Habermann Computing Classroom is located in 5419 Wean
Hall. It was designed for teaching undergraduate courses
in Introductory Programming. The classroom was named after
A. Nico Habermann, who was the
first Dean of the School of Computer Science.
The classroom consists of 94 Apple iMac computers.
The primary users of the classroom are students
enrolled in our courses. We teach approximately
600 students every semester. Ninety percent of all
undergraduates enrolled at Carnegie Mellon will take
one of our courses.
The classroom features a customized audio visual system
that replaces chalkboards and flip charts. It integrates
data projectors with the instructor's machine, a document
projector, and a wireless sound system. For a virtual
tour of our classroom,
click here (requires
QuickTime).
For a Carnegie Mellon News article about the classroom,
click here.
| 
