Louisiana State University Administrative Information Systems system design notebooks, 1978-1991.

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Louisiana State University Administrative Information Systems system design notebooks, 1978-1991.

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System design notebooks for computer systems for various offices and functions of Louisiana State University, the University of New Orleans, the LSU System, the LSU Foundation, and the LSU Alumni Association.

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Louisiana State University Administrative Information Systems was established around 1983. Its name changed to Enterprise Solutions Group in 2000 and to University Information Systems in 2006. The mission of University Information Systems is to develop, enhance, maintain, and protect the academic, research, and administrative information resources of the University. From the description of Louisiana State University Administrative Information Systems system design notebooks, 1978-199...

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