| The Office of Information Technology is fundamentally a service organization. It exists to provide support and service to the university in pursuit of its educational mission. |
| Services |
| Client Services Is comprised of Help Desk and the Instructional Media Center. Services consist of desktop technical support, classroom and computer lab support, training and communications outreach, as well as coordination of all OIT web site content. |
| Information Services Provides programming and data base management support for Banner, PeopleSoft and other administrative systems possess the same skill sets needed to provide similar technical support for academic systems such as Blackboard and other applications used within academic departments. |
| Learning Services Provides support for the faculty in its efforts to offer a high-quality educational experience to students, whether they are in a classroom on the Turlock campus, at a distance at our Stockton, Merced, or Sonora facilities, or at their home but connected via the Internet. Technology is driving dramatic change within this area. At its inception, "distance learning" meant the offering of classes at one of several remote learning centers located throughout the university's service area via private television broadcasting using a service known as ITFS. Today, ITFS is being replaced with Internet-based technologies and video conferencing, offering a more flexible and feature-filled way of delivering educational content. |
| Technology Services Ensures consistent management of server hardware and operating system software across the variety of platforms in use, all computer room and telecommunications operations. |