The recently extended and renovated McAdams Hall, in the center of the Clemson’s campus, is home to the department of computer science and state-of-the-art technology. The addition comprises 24000 square feet of new space and 11000 square feet of renovated space, with more than $3 million in computer equipment and infrastructure. A burgeoning area of computer science, digital production arts (DPA) has expanded its studio space for major motion picture quality animation and effects, along with video editing and sound booths. In addition to DPA, McAdams Hall has five instructional laboratories and one general access laboratory. That translates into 2800 square feet of laboratory space for research in virtual reality, computer networks, sensor networks, parallel computing, eye tracking and Web applications.