Brigham Young University. University Computing Services
Administrative History
The University Computing Services (1992-2000) provided computing services to Brigham Young University.
In 1992, Information Systems Services was reorganized into University Computing Services. Kelly C. McDonald served as Executive Director. The University Computing Services assisted faculty, staff and students with computing services and micrographs. In 2000, University Computing Services was reorganized into Information Technology Services.
Citation:
BYU organizational history project, Mar. 7, 2012: University Computing Services (1992 reorganized Information Systems Services; Kelly C. McDonald, executive director; assisted faculty, staff, and students with computing services and micrographs; reorganized 2000 into Information Technology Services)Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Office of Information Technology administration files, 1971-2009
Contains correspondence between inter-department administration, problem management records, policy proposals and plans, installation proposals, system appraisals, annual reports, case studies, mission and goals, public relations records, evaluations, team building records, media services and media marketing correspondence and records, records of Marriott Center sound and lighting, computer processing records, 1971-2009.
Office of Information Technology minutes, 1966-1998
Contains meeting minutes from the Office of Information Technology staff meetings. Includes minutes of the Telecommunications Services Management Committee regarding campus telecommunication services and facilities, as well as their performance, 1966-1998.
Office of Information Technology records
Contains records of the Office of Information Technology and its predecessors, including general files, campus building records, history records, vendor documents and information, financial records, correspondence, and staff meeting minutes. Records relate to the function of the organization in providing technology and information systems to the university, 1966-2009.
Office of Information Technology records on department history, 1966-2009
Contains records relating to the history of the organization. Includes brochures from the University Computing Services, news clippings, password records, policy committee records, plans, correspondence, histories, system standards, news briefs, job logs, statement of charges, building records, organizational charts, user guides created by Brigham Young University, records on safety inspections and security, accident reports, slides, and journal articles, 1966-1998.
Office of Information Technology records on finances and products, 1966-1998
Contains documents relating to processor vendors and other vendors related to the University Computing Services and its predecessors. Includes correspondence, financial records, purchase orders, shipping forms, IBM and Xerox product records, lease notices, and usage reports, 1966-1998.
Office of Information Technology records on university buildings, 1968-1994
Contains records for buildings on campus, including floor plans, phone location and set-up records, and cabling plans, 1968-1994.
Office of Information Technology records on Virtual Address eXtension (VAX), 1975-1996
Contains historical records regarding Virtual Address eXtension (VAX) and various operating systems. Includes correspondence, invoices, travel documents and itineraries, requests for relief of accountability, committee minutes, and VAX reports, 1975-1996.
University Computing Services records
This collection was originally Printed Matter 28, part of a larger Printed matter collection in the University Archives. Considered static, PM 28 was processed as an independent permanent file, 9/92.