Applications Development

EDUCAUSE Library Items for Applications Development

Roll Your Own

January 1, 2000

This is a PowerPoint presentation from CUMREC 2000 This is a PowerPoint presentation from CUMREC 2000 …

JAVA in Administration Special Interest Group: Technology for Building up Higher Education

January 1, 2000

One of the powers of Java is the ability to build reusable modules (objects)-modules that are highly portable across hardware and OS environments, that are extremely flexibility and very scalable. …

From Black and White to Technicolor

January 1, 1999

Plymouth State College's Web Kiosk uses many creative methods to provide students and faculty the applications and queries they commonly use. This paper covers 1) experiences with ODBC and our…

The Second Time's a Charm and on the Web for Degree Audit at Maryland

January 1, 1998

This paper describes the University of Maryland's Web-based degree audit system, which was developed in-house. The authors explain the approach they took to building the system and some of th…

Home Grown Web Help Desk Software

January 1, 1998

In the fall of 1996, Illinois Wesleyan University's office of Information Technology developed a simple intranet web application for tracking user support calls. This presentation looks at ho…

A Case Study in Client/Server Design: ASU West Student Prospect Tracking

January 1, 1998

Arizona State University recognized a need for a campus-wide student tracking system. Information about recruitment efforts of prospective students was kept in differing systems in each college an…

Interfacing to the Internet: Re-thinking Administrative Systems

January 1, 1997

This paper offers a study of what some of the alternatives and implications might be of melding the personal computer desktop environment with the Internet and administrative systems. Included is a…

Doing It Quickly: Use of a Generic Web Application Platform for Rapid Deployment of New Services

January 1, 1997

With the Web sweeping through every aspect of campus services, how do you quickly deliver complex services without reinventing the wheel each time? This paper describes a simple application deliver…

Let your TOES Do the Walking at the University of Michigan

January 1, 1997

The University of Michigan's Transcript Order Entry System (TOES) automates the transcript order and delivery process, allowing students and alumni to order transcripts remotely via the Web an…

The Year 2000: Keeping It Simple

January 1, 1997

In July 1994, the Management Information department at Purdue University began an effort to identify and change programs which would fail as the twenty-first century approached. Sixty-six of the un…