GVU: Student Affairs: Admissions



	Admissions
The Graphics, Visualization & Usability Center offers students an interdisciplinary environment for research and study. Center members teach courses and seminars in the principles and methods of computer graphics, vizualization, and usability to members of the academic community ranging from undergraduate students to graduate students and faculty. To participate in the program, students enroll in the college or school of a participating unit, from which they receive their degree. The participating departments are: College of Architecture College of Computing School of Aerospace Engineering School of Civil and Environmental Engineering School of Psychology School of Industrial and Systems Engineering School of Literature, Communication, and Culture Or any other unit with a participating faculty member A defined interdisciplinary minor program has been established (which still allows for flexible, individual tailoring) for students from Computing, ISyE, LCC, Psycology, or other departments who want to concentrate in either graphics, vizualization, or usability. For more information on this program, contact the Office of Student Services, College of Computing, and request a GVU brochure.

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Last modified Jan. 21, 1997.