We provide core technologies and services to our clients, including the Financial Aid Office, MSTP/MD-PhD Admissions Office, Office of Assessment and Evaluation, Office of Curriculum, Institute for Excellence in Education (IEE), MD admissions Office, Registrar Office, Graduate Admissions Office, Business Office, and Office of Academic Computing.

Our Services Include:

ISIS

Integrated Student Information System (ISIS) is Johns Hopkins' first university-wide, web-based student information system. ISIS is the system of records for data on all university applicants and enrolled students. School of Medicine admissions, records and registration, and doctoral board data were migrated into ISIS and will be maintained there going forward. Having achieved a higher level of integration of student data in ISIS paves the way for new and different analytical capabilities, including the construction of a student data warehouse. We also automated generation of temporary social security numbers for registration, replacing a manual, time-consuming process.

To learn more about ISIS, please click HERE.

SORD

Student Outcome Research Data Warehouse (SORD) is a tool that tracks and evaluates the developmental process of an individual from his/her early stages as a student to his/her later professional achievements. SORD provides a collective assessment that is used to evaluate the outcomes on our education investments. To learn more about SORD, please click HERE.

SDW/D3

OIT continues efforts to produce actionable information in usable formats to many customers. A particular focus over the past year has been on improving the quality of student and faculty data in order to answer important questions about these populations. Data aggregation and analysis across applications, datasets, and organizations occurs through SAP (faculty data), ISIS (student data), and other systems. Working with divisions to validate and close gaps in faculty data, SAP has been established as the system of record for faculty data. ISIS is now the system of record for all university applicant and enrolled student data.

ECars

The Educational Credit activity recording system (ECars), is a web-based system designed to be a quick and easy way for a faculty member to enter his or her educational activities. To learn more about ECars, please click HERE.

Admissions Application

OIT supports local applications for office of MD Admissions, office of Graduate Admissions, and Office of Md/PhD Admissions.

AV Support

OIT provides AV support for the Armstrong Medical Education Building.

Web Application Development & Support

We combine technical expertise and knowledge with business insight to create and maintain web applications that support our clients - students, researchers, faculty, employees, and other affiliated individuals.