Center for Applied Information Technology and Learning

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Center for Applied Information Technology and
Learning

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• State of the CAPITAL
• http//www.lsu.edu/lsucapital
• Presented to the LSU Community
• By Joel E. Tohline, Interim Director
• January 16, 2003

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Outline

• Part I Governor Fosters I.T. Initiative
• Part II Broad strategy of LSU CAPITAL
• Part III Allocations Expenditures over the
  past 18 months
• Part IV Project Examples
• Part V Where do we go from here?

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Part IGovernors I.T. Initiative
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• See accompanying PowerPoint presentation
  entitled, Governor.pitch that was presented to
  the Appropria-tions Committee of the Louisiana
  House of Representatives in April, 2001.

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Summary
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Summary

• LSU Allocation
• FY 2001/02 --- 6.975M
• FY 2002/03 --- 9.000M
• LSU will invest these funds in three ways
• Education To better prepare our students to
  enter the modern, IT-intensive workplace
• Research To focus more of LSUs research
  enterprises on IT-related fields of discovery
• Economic Development To promote a more rapid
  development of new technologies into the
  marketplace

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Deliverables

• By 2006 Louisiana Postsecondary Education System
  will deliver
• Creation of 25 new businesses per year--and the
  jobs that go with them
• 1,500 additional graduates/year with degrees or
  certificates in IT areas
• 30-40 patents licenses per year across the
  Vision 2020 spectrum