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The Business School Laboratory Facilities
The School (SBM) is endowed with a line
of state-of-the-art teaching laboratories and case rooms. Equipped
with computers and AV equipment, these laboratories serve both
teaching and research needs for undergraduate and postgraduate
courses. All computers in the laboratories are connected to the
Internet via the HKUST campus network, which provides a reliable,
fast, flow of data. In addition to laboratory facilities, our
students can also use the computing facilities provided by the
Information Technology Service Center on the campus.
Case Laboratory I
Case Laboratory I has a capacity of 48 seats and is
equipped with audio-visual equipment for teaching, video conference
devices and an ISDN communication link for face-to-face
communication.
Case Laboratory II and Case
Laboratory III
Case Laboratory II/III contains a case-study style
classroom for teaching and research purposes. Each has a capacity of
75 seats and is equipped with advanced audio-visual equipment. Each
seat has a network socket to facilitate connection to the Internet
for notebooks.
Case Laboratory IV and
Discussion Rooms
Case Laboratory IV contains a case-study style
classroom of 75 seats for teaching and research purposes, together
with nine small discussion rooms for small group discussions on
business cases. Each discussion room is equipped with a
networked computer to facilitate acquiring of relevant information
from the Internet.
Behavioral Research Laboratory
The Behavioral Research Laboratory consists of one
mini-computer laboratory with five networked computers, three small
breakout rooms equipped with a computer for case research on
marketing strategies and behavioral areas, and one control room
equipped with monitoring devices to interact with the minicomputer
laboratory and breakout rooms.
Microsoft.Net Laboratory
The Microsoft.Net Laboratory is a computer classroom
established by a donation from Microsoft Corporation. The laboratory
is currently equipped with 60 networked Pentium-IV PCs running on
Windows XP and installed with the most up-to-date SBM teaching
software, to serve both teaching and computer-based experimental
learning courses.
PC Laboratory
The PC Laboratory is a large computer laboratory
containing about 80 Pentium-IV PCs running on Windows XP for
teaching and research purposes. These computers are installed with
teaching software for SBM courses together with research software
for postgraduate students.
Cisco and Networking
Laboratory
Our department has been appointed as a Cisco
Regional Networking Academy since 2000. The Cisco and Networking
Laboratory is equipped with personal computers and advanced
networking equipment such as CISCO routers, intelligent switches,
and hubs. Students can enhance their networking and communication
skills by practising hands-on experiments guided by experienced
teaching assistants.
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