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The Banner Support Team is committed to providing state-of-the art administrative computing and support services to faculty and students in order to facilitate learning, instruction, administration, and record keeping at CSU.

Architecture

Ad Astra is an enterprise class scheduling system that integrates with student information systems to:

  • optimize and analyze space utilization,
  • create what-if models,
  • manage rooms for classes, exams, events, resource scheduling, and
  • produce custom calendars, workflow and notifications.

AssetWorks is a configurable, scalable solution that can be used to supplement an existing system or as a comprehensive, integrated solution for tracking assets throughout lifecycles.

Common Application (informally known as the Common App) is an undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to any of member colleges and universities within USA and countries across the world.

People Admin standardizes and simplifies your hiring practices, increasing the efficiency of your organization by automating your talent management activities, including such specialized functions as faculty recruiting and search committee management.

Sciquest combines powerful catalog and contract management tools with a user-friendly eCommerce interface. Through unique search technology, end users creating purchase requests are directed to the right supplier, right commodity contracts and even the right products based on procurement policies.

Flywire allows electronic payment plan which enables you to break your educational costs into easy-to-handle monthly payments rather than pay for the entire semester or year in one large sum. You pay only a small enrollment fee to participate, with the amount of the fee determined by your school. After enrolling, you simply make payments to TMS.

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There are several levels of security associated with using Banner systems.

All users must have:

    1. An Oracle ID. (The Banner Account Request Form /Access Request Form is available in the Information Technology Department).
    2. Separate authorization forms for each Banner used. The set of forms a user needs is determined by the functions the director or department head pre-approves.

1.1. Proper Use and Banner System Information Privacy

Access to Banner systems is restricted to those who require access in order to fulfill their job responsibilities. The director (or designee) for each department makes the final determination as to what access is granted.

Users who are granted access to the Banner systems are responsible for protecting their access privileges. Violators may be subject to disciplinary action.

Information in the Banner systems is considered confidential and must be handled accordingly. Information obtained from the Banner systems should never be shared outside the workplace or used for any purpose that is not related to the users assigned job responsibilities.

1.2. Getting Authorization

1.2.1. Initial Authorization

To obtain access to any of the Banner modules, a Banner Account Request Form/ Access Request Form must be submitted to the Role Level Security Officers, Cook ADM 101. The request must be approved and signed by the director or department head or it will not be processed.

1.2.2. Updates to Existing User ID

If an existing user ID needs to be modified to grant access for additional forms, the update must be approved, in writing, by the director or department head.

Users are required to identify themselves to the Banner systems by supplying a user ID and password. 

In keeping with the Banner mission, our policy is to maintain the Banner system at the most current levels supported by Ellucian. We also use third-party vendors whose partnership with Ellucian provides functionality complementary to the Banner system. The following procedures are used when applying any upgrade to the system:
  • Prior to the upgrade, each Banner Functional Coordinator will receive a Banner Release Guide.
  • The applicable Banner Functional Coordinator, department head, and user(s) will need to be familiar with the modifications outlined in the Banner Release Guide.
  • The Banner Database Manager installs the upgrade application to a test database.
  • Each Banner Functional Coordinator will develop a thorough test plan for the upgraded application.
  • The departmental users of each module will execute the plan by testing their normal processes and reports, and any new functionality that may be implemented.
  • Any problems found during testing are investigated and corrected by either the departmental users--if data problems--or the Banner Database Manager--if application problems.
  • When testing is complete, the Banner Functional Coordinators must notify the Banner Database Manager to install the upgrade(s) to the production database.