1. Welcome Administrative Computing Services CMS Project Office

2. Presenters Lorraine Frost, VP, IRT Charlie Tabbut, Director, Administrative Computing Services Grace Dempsey, Director, Record, Registration, and Evaluation Sunny Lin, Operating Systems Analyst, ACS/CMS, MS in CS, CSUSB 1999 Tiffany Chiang, Analyst/Programmer, ACS/CMS, MS in CS, CSUSB 2005

3. Presenters (Cont.) Vivian Fang, Analyst/Programmer, ACS/CMS, MS in CS, CSUSB 2006 Patrick O’Connor, Operating Systems Analyst, ACS/CMS, MS in CA, CSUSB 2010

4. ACS/CMS Org Chart

5. Our Missions Develops, provides support for, and manages various campus enterprise applications Designs, implements, and maintains infrastructures supporting campus enterprise applications Engages with technology trends and experiments with creative ways of applying them to campus business

6. People We Serve

7. System Environment Oracle Database Oracle WebLogic / Tuxedo Oracle Waveset (Identity Manager) Oracle Directory Service Enterprise Edition / OpenLDAP Microsoft Active Directory Apache HTTPD / Tomcat MySQL Database Solaris / Linux Windows Server 2008 R2

8. Programming Environment Tools PeopleTools Crystal Report SQL Developer / PL/SQL Developer Languages COBOL SQL, PL/SQL Java PHP HTML/JavaScript Shell Script

9. Supported Enterprise Systems PeopleSoft HCM 9.0 Common Finance System MyCoyote DARS/PAWS and Community College Transcripts, electronic request/submission AdAstra Scheduling System BSR Advance

10. Supported Middleware Identity Manager Identity Federation (Shibboleth) Central Authentication Service (CAS) Enterprise Directory Services

11. In House Developed Systems Commencement Registration and Tickets Distribution Teaching Resource Center Event Registration HR Training Database (LEARN) SOAR Mobile applications

12. In House Developed Systems cont CMS Training Registration Database MyCoyote eHelp Financial Aid Work-Study Job posting and Summer Application ACS Application Management System (warehousing the SIS+ data)

13. Mobile Applications Initiated as a pilot project in CSE455, Winter 2011 Collaborate efforts in between faculty, staff and students Coyote Mobile as a delivered product for the campus in late September, 2011 In Winter 2012, entire CSE 455 was dedicated in 6 mobile projects In partnership with IRT and supported by Vital Technology Fee, 4 student internship positions made available Our motto is “Built for students by students”

14. IRT Supports for Mobile Applications Safe guarding information access and data integrities Providing guidance and addressing challenges in security, accessibility, branding, and performance Facilitating production and development environments facilitating client's requirements to be included in the mobile apps. Assisting student interns to manage project scopes and schedules Managing Apple AppStore and Google Play submissions

15. Mobile Applications Released Coyote Mobile Coming Soon Campus Virtual Tour Library Recreational Support Center

16. Questions?