Also in 2005, the college established nation's first lab for social computing as part of a new research initiative, the Center for Advancing the Study of Cyberinfrastructure.

In addition, McAfee donated more than $1 million in technology to the college to be used as part of a new master's degree program in computer security and information assurance.

ft. facility that features three cube sculptures created by famed artist Harry Bertoia, that house trees that stretch up through the atrium.

The college's dedicated Security Lab is isolated from the rest of the campus's networks to allow the in-depth study of viruses, firewalls, and other computer vulnerabilities.

The Institute is home to a Cyber Range capable of replicating realistic threat scenarios on scales mirroring global businesses.