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Monday, April 20, 2009
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Yale University
Yale has taken over the Central Authentication Service (CAS) project from Princeton.
Monday, June 06, 2005
University of Wisconsin
UW uses a NetID (WiscWorld account) to access several web based applications.
Indiana University
IU uses a CAS which is part of the overall Identity Managment System (IMS). Most applications expect the NetID login for their CAS, but CAS allows Kerberos, SafeWord, and Guest account types of authentication.
Ohio State
OSU has a WebCT site which is governed the Technology Enhanced Learning and Research (TELR) office; a division of the CIO office.
The OSU Internet Username is the central idenification to log into most systems.
Penn State
Penn state uses a derivative of the CoSign product developed at U. Michigan called Penn State WebAccess to log in.
The search begins
The query: universities with 40,000 or more students.
The task: find their Information Technology department, find/comment on other systems similar to ours.
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