Facilities
McGee Business Building
The McGee Business Building is home to the SFASU College of Business. The building was named in honor of R. E. McGee (1916-1974), former President and Chief Executive Officer of Tenneco. Mr. McGee also served as Chairman of the Board of Regents at Stephen F. Austin State University.
Departmental Locations
Computing Facilities
McGee Computing Laboratory
Department of General Business - Classroom & Laboratory
 First Floor
Office of the Dean
Suite 137
Second Floor
Department of General Business
Suite 229
Department of Accounting
Suite 292
Third Floor
Department of Computer Science
Suite 303
Department of Economics & Finance
Suite 392
McGee Computing Laboratory
Rooms 314 & 377
Fourth Floor
Department of Management & Marketing
Suite 403
Rooms 314 & 377
Hours of Operation
Fall, Spring Summer Terms
Monday - Thursday: 8:15a - 10:00p 8:15a - 8:00p
Friday: 8:15a - 5:00p 8:15a - 4:00p
Saturday: CLOSED CLOSED
Sunday: 2:00p - 10:00p 4:00p - 8:00p
The McGee Computing Laboratory, located on the third floor of the McGee Building, is a general-purpose computing facility. The main area of the Laboratory (Room 314) contains a variety of microcomputer systems. An adjacent room (Room 377) contains thirty Sun Ray terminals. All of the microcomputers are connected to the academic server, a Sun Fire V880, through the campus network. Software, manuals, and other documentation are available for use in the Laboratory.
There are over one hundred personal computers and workstations in the McGee Computing Laboratory. Approximately ninety percent of the personal computers are Windows XP based systems that are networked together by two file servers running Samba. These systems primarily support the applications used in the College of Business curriculum. Such applications include word processing (WordPerfect & Word), spreadsheet (Excel), database (Access), WWW browsers, programming languages, and other miscellaneous software. The remaining ten percent of the systems are UNIX workstations (Sun Solaris & Linux).
The academic Sun Fire V880 computer system offers programming languages, database products, E-Mail, and networking software that connects SFASU to the rest of the world via the national network Internet 2.
The Department of General Business classroom and laboratory are limited to the use of students enrolled in courses offered by the department.
Hardware
32 Pentium 4 and 32 Core 2 Duo computers and 4 Hewlett Packard Laser Printers
Software
Corel WordPerfect Office Suite 11
Microsoft Office 2007 Professional and Office 2003 Professional
Operating Environments
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
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