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- Coordinated computing and networking activities.
- An integrated computing and networking support
structure.
- An integrated voice, video, and data network management
system.
- An academic information system capable of supporting the
research and instruction needs of the University.
- Administrative data and applications integrated into an
understandable, user-friendly system, capable of supporting
the administrative needs of the University.
- Administrative strategies and procedures to protect the
integrity of academic and administrative information
(security).
- Faculty and academic technical staff having defined
computer skills and access to training.
- Undergraduate, graduate, and professional students having
defined computer skills upon or soon after entry to the
University.
- Administrative staff having defined computer skills and
access to appropriate training on the databases and/or systems
provided to them to perform assigned tasks.
- An organized approach to the dissemination of information
on computing and computing support for all members of the
University community.
- A campus network which extends to the work place of each
member of the University community who needs access to perform
required tasks.
- Classroom space capable of accommodating projection and
information technology.
- Student access to academic and administrative information
in a convenient and cost-effective manner.
- Development and use of internal and international
standards in hardware, software, and networking.
- Administrative strategies which facilitate acquiring,
maintaining, and enhancing computer hardware, software, and
networking.
- A healthy and safe work place for users of information
technology resources.
- A consistent level of computing and networking support for
all faculty and staff, both on- and off-campus.
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