The school moved to its new campus in Nanzih in 1991, and the computer center was situated on the 5/F and 6/F of the auditorium in the school library. To achieve the goal of resource and information sharing, we actively planned a campus network system, and the related software and hardware equipment, and the computerization process of the school administration. In September 1992, an IBM53H server system and accessories were purchased and a computer classroom with Internet connection was established, and the development of software for school administration also began. In addition, to reinforce academic exchange, we successfully completed the connection to the TANet in September 2003 to expand to the worldwide academic networks. We also purchased the CAD server (IBM560) and accessories and established another computer classroom with an Internet connection.

　　Since February 1994, besides purchasing 32-bit PCs for establishing a computer classroom with an Internet connection, we implemented in October 1995 a web-based learning environment with a Novell system in order to maximize the effectiveness of web-based instruction. Besides the IBM 53H, IBM560 and ALOTS7000 server systems, the center has 3 computer classrooms (all PCs were upgraded to Pentium-III 500 or higher during 2000-2001), one CAD/CAM classroom and various peripherals and accessories. In October 1999, the campus and student dormitory ATM fiber network phases 1 and 2 were completed for teachers and staff to connect to the Internet via the TANet. In March 2001, the networking system of computer classrooms and student dormitories was changed to ADSL provided by HiNet to increase the networking speed on campus.