ttoyofuk@orion.oac.uci.edu (Tony Toyofuku) (02/07/91)
Through the grapevine, I've been charged with finding out the answer to the following question: In an academic environment, what kind of student to public access workstation (or terminal) ratio represents the goals of "top notch" universities? (ie how many workstations does a big time university have on campus publicly available for its students?) If you have either an answer, know some sort of formula, or know an article or some body of literature where I can find the answer, I would appreciate if you could email me at the address below. -Tony ____________________________________________________________________________ Anthony Toyofuku Internet: ttoyofuk@orion.uci.edu UCI Main Library, Reference Bitnet: ttoyofuk@uci P.O. Box 19557 University of California Irvine, CA 92713
fischer@iesd.auc.dk (Lars P. Fischer) (02/08/91)
>>>>> On 6 Feb 91 22:16:39, ttoyofuk@orion.oac.uci.edu (Tony Toyofuku) said:
Tony> In an academic environment, what kind of student to public
Tony> access workstation (or terminal) ratio represents the goals of
Tony> "top notch" universities?
1-1.
/Lars
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