I guess Star Wars and (much of SciFi) has no strong tie to a computer class except for a certain subcultural influence not shared universally (and so they don&#x27;t _need_ to be part of the class room).<p>But if the computer class isn&#x27;t just a editor&#x2F;spreadsheet&#x2F;media class (which is okay, and maybe even important, but not &quot;computer&quot;), having computer parts and tech magazines around (within reason) provide a relatively realistic representation of what the field is about.<p>To me that paragraph read as &quot;computer class is okay when it has nothing to do with computers&quot; - which I think is sad.<p>But then the description is so non-descript, that it&#x27;s hard to tell what kind of images they provided. If the &quot;computer parts and magazines&quot; version looked like <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;moo.acadiau.ca:7000&#x2F;865" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;moo.acadiau.ca:7000&#x2F;865</a>, that may indeed not be very attractive.<p>(Also: coffee makers in class rooms? yuck. I wouldn&#x27;t want to be in a class that smells like coffee all the time)