To cultivate students' next-generation information skills and provide a networked digital learning environment, the university has set up information-related specialized classrooms according to departmental characteristics. The Information and Media Center manages 5 general computer classrooms (digital learning classrooms) for teaching and research purposes across the university. Additionally, the "Ai Lai Internet Zone" on the third floor of the library provides all staff and students with free access to computers, authorized campus software, audiovisual materials, and online learning resources.

The computer classrooms are equipped with environment monitoring systems, effectively tracking electricity usage and power statistics to meet green and environmental standards. Through monitoring, usage rates and conditions are observed to ensure optimal utilization of computer equipment.

Classroom Equipment and Teaching Features

• Network connection available: Supports digital learning platforms with synchronous/asynchronous teaching, allowing learning without time or space limitations.
• Real-time broadcasting teaching system: Allows easy switching between teacher and student screens.
• Hard disk restore system: Provides diverse software environments to meet teaching needs.
• Each classroom is equipped with one computer per student, totaling 71 computers, emphasizing practicality and immediacy.

Classroom Hardware Configuration

Classroom Rules and Instructions

• All installed software must be legal or open-source to protect intellectual property rights.
• Classroom usage requires registration 10 minutes before class at the Information & Media Center Office (Com405).
• No food, drinks, or unnecessary items are allowed inside.
• Do not damage or move broadcasting systems or computer equipment.
• After class, return equipment and furniture to original positions and remove trash.
• Illegal downloading, copying, or usage of protected software is strictly prohibited.