Date Last Reviewed:
09/27/2007
Campus Web Services can develop database-driven, dynamic web-based applications for your organization. We have designed and developed over 180 web sites, dozens of custom web applications and currently host over 150 sites. Here are some examples of the web applications that we have developed. Some are very large, some quite small, and most are somewhere between these two extremes.
e-Colorado.org is a workforce development portal with resources for education, employment and business which we designed and developed for the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. The portal is comprised of several highly configurable content management, social networking, messaging and security modules connected together to allow its administrators and users to create, publish and share various types of content. It also offers customizable and personalized view of the portal for each registered user.
This application provides students with granular scholarship searching capabilities. A secure web-based administrative console allows administrators to manage the individual scholarship details online.
A secure web-based application that helps coordinate and keep track of the information on approximately 51,000 children who are in or have been in the care of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services and the coordinated effort to ensure their academic success.
A web-based ASP.Net application used to search for NIU experts who are frequently consulted by local, regional and national media to comment on matters that are making headlines. The application allows users to search for experts by various means. The application also contains a set of secure administrative pages that allow the members of the NIU faculty and staff to update their information on the system online.
This online class search engine was designed to help students easily locate courses based on a number of search criteria such as time, date, department, location, instructor and more. The application also offers a visual tool called Schedule Builder that NIU students can use to build, save and print their semester schedules online.
A web-based ASP.Net calendar application used to keep individuals informed of university events. Members of the NIU community can log in to the system and subscribe to various categories or post new events. A customizable RSS feed of the events is also available. The system is also used to send electronic announcements to all or a selected group of university members.
WebCRMA is a content management system designed to make it easy to create and maintain webpages by providing a flexible and easy way to develop web material. Web site statistical reporting is also provided.
A secure web-based system that allows NIU Credit Union members to securely submit loan applications online. The system also allows the NIU Credit Union administrators to securely review and download submitted applications.
A web-based ASP.Net application developed for the Higher Education Alliance for the Rock River Region (HEARRR). Among the features of this application is a course search engine that allows users to find courses offered by a group of colleges in the Rockford region.
A secure web-based ASP.Net application used internally by some NIU departments to track tasks and time on a project. The application contains tools for users, managers and administrators to enter and manage time, produce highly customizable reports, and manage systems, projects and users. The application also uses the service-oriented model to offer synchronization support for third-party task-tracking applications, such as Microsoft Project.