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K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2004
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Information Systems Office

John W. Streeter, Director
2323 Anderson Avenue, Suite 215
785-532-6281
E-mail: iso@ksu.edu
helpdesk@ksu.edu
(customer support)
www.ksu.edu/iso

Data and information systems administration for the university are provided by the Information Systems Office. Services consist of data administration, database administration, systems project planning, application software development, systems integration, operational systems support, systems analysis and applications programming, and a user helpdesk hotline.

Major application systems include student prospect, admissions, student financial assistance, registration, academic progress, employment, financial, property, and related records. Systems and databases are operated on the university's central mainframe and distributed processors in the client/server environment including database servers, specialized application servers, LAN servers, workstations, and personal computers. Most applications are supported by commercial software.

COBOL and CA-ADS/O are the principal programming languages used in applications development and support on the mainframe. Mainframe database services are provided by CA-IDMS in the OS/390 MVS environment.

Fourth-generation languages and applications development tools such as PeopleTools, PowerBuilder, Oracle Developer/Designer 2000, Edify Electronic Workforce, and CGI PERL are used in applications development and support in the client/server environment. Distributed databases are Oracle based.

Topics within Auxiliary Services and Facilities:
dAffirmative Action dInformation Systems Office dStudent Publications
dAlumni Association dInstitutional Advancement dTelecommunications Services
dChild Care dLibraries dUniversity Press of Kansas
dComputing and Network Services dPolice Department dUniversity Relations
dFamily Center dPostal Service   
dFoundation dSpeech and Hearing Center   
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