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Resposibilities

The Office of Library & Information Services is currently located in the Library and Humanities Building. It is responsible for the advancement of the information technology at CTU.

Internet Service Section

  • Management of all network servers
  • R & D and establishment of network resources
  • Campus network normal operation and security maintenance
  • Management and maintenance of the center’s facilities
  • Technical support for management and maintenance of all campus network
  • Management and maintenance of the administrative network
  • Establishing campus platform for information and resource sharing
  • Promoting computer related businesses
  • Arranging and managing campus web pages
  • Setting up a software management system to safeguard intellectual property rights
  • Reviewing the use of legitimate computer software on campus network
  • Enhancing online ethics of intellectual property rights of CTU students
  • Providing consultation and services on the use of computer software
  • Offering training and instructions on the Internet use
  • Training administrative personnel to handle computerized operation system
  • Assisting in the formulation of relevant administrative regulations
  • Other matters related to network services


Library Service Section

  • Circulation, due notice, collecting, and preserving
  • Periodicals acquisition, cataloging, shelving, write-off, and binding
  • Interlibrary loan services
  • Library tours and instruction
  • Student assistant directing and training
  • Multimedia materials services
  • Book budget control


Software Design Section

  • Planning and design of the CTU administrative software
  • Development and maintenance of CTU administrative system applications
  • Takeover and maintenance of software developed by CTU students, faculty or staff
  • Development and maintenance of academia-industry collaboration applications
  • Establishment of a computerized learning environment
  • Other matters related to software design


Digital Learning Section

  • Establishing a learning environment for CTU online academy
  • Configuring hardware and software for digital learning
  • Building a venue for digital information sharing and exchange
  • Research and promotion of digital learning with certification
  • Research and implementation of digital learning course development procedures
  • Training faculty and staff on implementation of e-learning courses
  • Training CTU students on taking digital learning courses
  • Integrating and managing internal and external resources of e-learning
  • Assisting the formulation of relevant administrative regulations
  • Providing consultation and services regarding online courses 
  • Evaluating the implementation of digital learning courses
  • Other digital learning businesses


Office of Institutional Research

  • Analysis of the effects of teaching resources and curriculum structure on students' learning
  • Analysis of the factors of student abandonment and delay graduation
  • Analysis of the gaps between students' learning and industrial needs
  • Analysis of learning effectiveness of disadvantaged students
  • Relevance analysis of institutional contingency alternative for reducing sources of students