BIS Self-Study Appendices - University of Nebraska Omaha

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stable. During the fall semester of 2008, virtualization was implemented and IS&T’s existing server infrastructure was converted over to virtual machines. IS&T maintains a few core servers outside the VMware cluster to keep vital services operating if the cluster were to suffer a complete failure. Traditionally, new server hardware requires a fresh Operating System install which lengthens the time required to implement hardware upgrades. This is no longer true and is a great benefit of Virtualization. The decoupling of hardware upgrades and software upgrades has greatly increased the flexibility and productivity of IS&T Systems. When the next round of hardware upgrades come through, a rolling upgrade can and will be performed. That is upgrade hardware piece by piece while keeping all the VMs operational. This significantly reduces the amount of time spent on hardware upgrades and allows software upgrades to be performed at a more appropriate time. Performance The virtualization cluster has performed beyond expectations. For the month of December 2008, CPU load averaged 11.3% and peaked at 30%; Memory utilization averaged 66%. The cluster currently runs 48 virtual machines (production, research, and internal R&D VMs). It is important to emphasize that for virtualization clusters to maintain optimal performance, resource utilization should peak at 80% or below. Power consumption has been drastically decreased and while metrics for SAN and network are not available, but the cluster nodes utilize only 800 watts of power total, over a 3 fold reduction in power utilization. This has also reduced the cooling requirements for the production server room. While IS&T does not directly pay for power, it is an important contribution to keeping the university utility costs down. The next section of the document will list all IS&T servers, both virtual and physical. -544-
College of IS&T Servers The Systems Staff maintains numerous servers that directly support academic and research endeavors of the College. Each server is unique in function, and customized to suit student, faculty, staff, or project needs. Production Virtual Machines (16) VM Hostname Description Contacts altiris Deployment Server: Altiris Deployment Server, Deepfreeze Enterprise Server, DHCP Services for the Network -545- James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu bfdc1 Domain Controller for the Blackforest site James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu bfdc2 Domain Controller for the Blackforest site James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu cistvss IST Systems internal SharePoint server Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu exchange Mail server Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu license1 license2 Licensing server for OPNet, MATLAB, any pooled license software we have. Redundant license server for MATLAB, any pooled license software we have. James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu Mohammad Shafiullah mshafiullah.ne@gmail.com James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu Mohammad Shafiullah mshafiullah.ne@gmail.com manage Production Domain Controller, Production print server Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu James Harr jharr@ist.unomaha.edu metis Production Domain Controller; McAfee E-Policy Orchestrator Server; Temporary license server for OPNet Joe Hrabak chrabak@mail.unomaha.edu
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on July 1, 1930. In January, 1931 t
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The department chair writes a recom
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CREF and/or Fidelity Investments in
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facilities. A library staff liaison
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awareness and expanding the interna
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Day Co-op Off Campus Alternate Mode
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Table 2. Degrees Awarded and Transc
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Table 3. Support Expenditures Infor
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BIS Program Outcomes (2009) 1. unde
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2.5 Be able to apply University sta
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4.1 Methods to be used. The primary
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6.2.11 Cato Institute, a libertaria
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Modern programming language Analysi
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2.0 Objectives: List of performance
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3.27 Copyright and Privacy Protecti
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2.0 Objectives: List of performance
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5.0 5.0 Evaluation 5.1 Type of stud
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Contact Hours 10.1 Data Representat
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6.0 Resource Material 6.1 Textbooks
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students primarily learn the relati
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database system of modest size usin
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ISQA 3400 Business Data Communicati
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4.1 Methods to be used. The primary
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4.0 Teaching Methodology: 4.1 Metho
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6.2.6 “Mastering the Three Worlds
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Several theoretical concepts relate
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technology, and knowledge for compe
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5.0 Evaluation: 5.1 Type of student
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ISQA 4010 Business Intelligence Dep
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5.1 Type of student projects that w
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11.0 Problem analysis: Students lea
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ISQA 4100 Information Systems Archi
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Students will attend lectures, part
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CHANGE HISTORY Date Change By whom
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activities. Secure the database and
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efficiency. Understand the new syst
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APPENDIX 3 - FACULTY VITAE On separ
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Hesham Ali, Dean 1. Name, current a
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P. Ciborowski and H. Ali, Bioinform
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University of California, San Diego
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14. If you are a part time faculty
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Deepak Khazanchi, Associate Dean Na
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Khazanchi, D. and Zigurs, I. (2005,
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and IT Implementation in Small and
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College of IS&T, University of Nebr
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Ilze Zigurs, ISQA Department Chair
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Nebraska EPSCoR Committee, appointe
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40% 14. If you are a part time facu
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John Clark 1. Name, current academi
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8. For the academic year in which t
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Sidney Davis 1. Name, current acade
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12. Courses taught this and last ac
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G J de Vreede 1. Name, current acad
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7. Consulting—list agencies and d
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Simulation: A Case Study in the Dut
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9. For the four years preceding the
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Participated in the Gazing and Graz
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Management Division Responsible for
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Fall 2007 CIST 3100 Organizations,
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Martina Greiner 1. Name, current ac
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Dwight Haworth 1. Name, current aca
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Library Representative for Departme
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Mary Levesque 1. Name, current acad
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ISQA UPC - January, 2008 to present
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Gerald Wagner 1. Name, current acad
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Page 507 and 508: Computing Business Manager Alice Vi
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organization Having strong analytic
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