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Administrative Computing Services is responsible for supporting the administrative data processing needs of the university, coordinating technical support across departments including Admissions & Records, Business and Financial Affairs, Financial Aid, Extended Education, Library and Student Health Center. Applications supported include the Student Information System, Financial Reporting System and several computer applications.
Systems Analyst Programmers (SAPs)
The major functions of this group includes the analysis of application software, design of systems specifications, the programming, testing, documentation and maintenance of application software for Human Resources, Alumni, University Residences (Housing), Admissions Applications Processing, Student Record Processing, Registration, Student Fee Processing, Financial Aid Processing. Click on this link to view the administrative applications.
Database Administrators (DBADMIN)
The major functions of this group include database administration, operating systems support and software installation and upgrades for the University’s Administrative Computing Systems including Banner, Oracle, MS-SQL/Server, BI/Query & Datawarehouse. Provides database application consulting to systems programmers, analysts and end-users.
Help Desk/Computer Operations (OPs)
This group is responsible for providing general user application support for administrative applications, connectivity issues and the daily monitoring of the centralized academic and administrative computing. Other activities include batch job production scheduling and submission, printer output processing and distribution, tape backups and file restorations. OPs is the first user point of contact for information about the availability of centralized academic and administrative computing services and to report computing systems faults.