An acronym for campus wide information system.
Campus Wide Information System. A CWIS makes interactive computing publicly available on a campus (or even a K-12 school) via kiosks, information stations named for the old circular bulletin boards that are perennially plastered with posters. Services routinely include directory information, calendars, bulletin boards, and databases. WWWebfx Home Page
Campus-Wide Information Systems provide information about academic programs and services available on college and university campuses, including directory information, current catalogs, calendars, bulletin boards, and databases.
stands for Campus Wide Information Systems. They're found at Universities and colleges and contain local news, directories, library connections, and databases.
Campus-Wide Information Systems. Computer-based integrated information systems providing information about various aspects of a college campus. CWIS have been around for some time and were originally developed on mainframe computers, but are now available on a variety of platforms. The term has broadened to include information systems in schools and other campus-type institutions.
an interactive network search mechanism that offers access to information that is important for (members of) a particular academic institution
The Corporate Web Information Service is the internal and external Web Site, consisting of information provided by Web account holders and information providers throughout the University.
Campus Wide Information Systems: www.its.unimelb.edu.au/cwis
Campus-Wide Information Service provides network users with university-related information. At Murdoch, the CWIS is offered by means of a Home Page on the University's Web Server. The CWIS includes links to local Servers in Schools, Offices & Units as well as links to Servers throughout the Internet.
Campus Wide Information System. An information for making information available to a campus or organization.
Campus Wide Information System. Provides access to academic information, telephone numbers, library catalogues and other campus information.
Collection Workflow Integration System. Software to assemble, organize, and share collections of data about resources, but conforming to international and academic standards for metadata.
Campus Wide Information System. A CWIS makes information and services publicly available on campus via kiosks, and makes interactive computing available via kiosks, interactive computing systems and campus networks. Services routinely include directory information, calendars, bulletin boards, databases.
(Campus-Wide Information Systems) An early application of WAIS and the WWW system which provides information about universities like: (1) course offerings and schedules, (2) directories of students and faculty, (3) current research, (4) campus maps, and (5) upcoming events. Available at many major universities.
See campus-wide information system.
(singular) or CWISes (plural) campuswide information system
A hypertext-based system that provides information about people and services on a campus.
Campus Wide Information System) A repository of information about an educational institution available through a computer network. A college CWIS can be usually found on the World Wide Web and accessed through the Internet with a browser program. Much information about a graduate school can often be obtained directly by perusing the CWIS for that institution on their Web site. Hawaii Community College's CWIS on the Web allows students to view a map of the campus, click on a building of interest and find information related to the departments of study located in that building.
Campus Wide Information System. A CWIS makes information and services publicly available on campusvia kiosks, and makes interactive computing available via kiosks,interactive computing systems and campus networks. Servicesroutinely include directory information, calendars, bulletinboards, databases. Card
Campus Wide Information Systems, electronic systems for distributing campus information, which first became common with university-based Gopher servers.