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THE DIRECTORATE OF CENTRE FOR SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION SERVICES
VISION:
The Vision of CSIS is to become a world-class centre of excellence where the potential of ICT is harnessed to transform the institution into an automated work environment that supports research and development to provide a customer-centered ICT and business development services that:
Is responsive to the needs of a diverse range of users.
- Is a valued and integral part of the University’s academic and business processes.
- Provides the lead in access to electronic forms of information
- Exploits technology to its full potential
- Leads and manages business process review in the University
- Provides leadership in the area of ICT to help ensure the effective use of academic and business information systems within the University
- Provides electronic e-Payment for financial operations.
- Provides e-Learning, e-Health, e-Examination e-Administration for the internal and external university communities.
Mission
The Mission of CSIS is to provide, coordinate, and facilitate the use of information technology resources to the satisfaction of the institution, its stakeholders, improvement and maintenance of the local area network (LAN). We achieve this by being:
- Proactive as well as reactive
- Customer focused
- Collaborative and sharing
- Challenging and supportive forward-looking
- Professional and friendly
- Attend to all administrative issues
- Provide leadership in planning and developing the University information systems.
- Using Information Technology in connecting students, faculty, staff, and other stakeholders with operational and strategic information resources.
- Make sound capacity and related decisions, prepare professional report and recommendations to the Central Management after evaluating project objectives and scope for feasibility
- Provide University-wide support for all computing resources
- Automate systems monitoring tasks using standard monitoring tools.
- Server hardware provisioning including configuration and deployment.
- Data backup management, scheduling and reporting for both internal University systems and data centre system.
- Build and deploy virtualization servers for University and data centre environments.
- Troubleshooting and support University cyber operations such as websites, SFTP sites, ticketing system sites, test management suite, SMTP services and intranet.
- Provide technical support for web developments
- Establish systems standards, policies, and procedures.
- Create and maintain system configuration and work flow diagrams.
- Research new technologies that may increase productivity or provide better service to the University
- Design and implement security measures against cyber-attack and virus.
- Respond to requests for help and information from web site visitors and web site designers
- Working closely with IT project management, database programmers and web developers.
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The Centre for Systems and Information Services (CSIS), is the University’s IT (Information Technology) Service Unit established with roles to proactively support the teaching, learning, research and all other related (both current and future) activities of the University through the coordinated, efficient and effective use of information and communication technology services available for students, staffs and visitors in Landmark University.
CSIS manages the University’s IT infrastructure and offers a range of facilities and services to assist members of staff and students with their IT-related needs.
The University's intranet provides access to the internet and other online resources including Library e-resources/e-journals and Student Information Management System. Detailed information and access to these and other IT services is provided through this website. If you need additional information or require IT support, do contact us and we will be happy to assist you.
The University has Wi-Fi in most public areas and Network jacks are provided in offices and labs as part of our building infrastructures.
Our support staff are very knowledgeable and experienced. They are available to help at the support centre and computer lab for needs such as enrolment, course registration, and a number of other things.
About CSIS
CSIS is an integral part of Landmark University. We identify the role ICT is playing in enhancing administration. The rapid infusion and diffusion of Information and Communication Technology into Nigerian universities, raises important questions for management and the technical staff, but also presents an opportunity for improved governance and robustness in our university systems.
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) is widely deployed in Landmark University, mainly for the purpose of provision and accessing information and automation of administrative processes. We also explore ICT trends, which are having (or likely to have) impact on University business processes including teaching, research, community engagement and administration.
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Courtesy Visit by Professor H T Kim and Team from Gyeongsang National University South Korea to Landmark University
On Tuesday, June 3, 2025, Landmark University hosted a distinguished delegation led by Professor H-T Kim from the Department of Biosystems Engineering at Gyeongsang National University (GNU), Jinju, South Korea, and the Institute of Smart Agriculture. The purpose of the courtesy visit was to initiate dialogue on collaborative opportunities in the fields of Smart Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering.
The visit was primarily aimed at engaging Landmark University management and the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering to explore potential areas for collaboration, including joint research projects, academic staff and student exchange programs, knowledge and technology transfer, and the advancement of Smart Agriculture practices.
Professor H-T Kim delivered a thorough PowerPoint presentation that offered insights into the ongoing innovative research and technological advancements at GNU. Key components of the presentation included: Smart Farm Technologies, Smart Space Sensing Laboratory, Greenhouse Strawberry Production Techniques, Space Research Initiatives, and Advancements in Space Farming.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kolawole Ajanaku, in his welcome remarks, expressed appreciation for the visit and the potential it represents. He reiterated Landmark University's commitment to global partnerships and stated that the University is open to staff and student exchanges as well as collaborative research initiatives. Professor Ajanaku further recommended drafting and signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to formalise the collaboration.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor John Ojediran, raised a pertinent question regarding the success rate of space farming in Korea. Professor Kim responded positively, emphasising the impressive progress and outcomes of such initiatives in South Korea.
The visit by Professor H-T Kim and his team signifies a meaningful step toward strengthening international academic partnerships. It aligns with Landmark University’s vision of becoming a leading world-class institution through innovative research, academic excellence, and global collaboration.
The interaction marks the beginning of what is hoped to be a productive and long-term partnership between Landmark University and Gyeongsang National University in advancing the frontiers of Smart Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering.
The Management of Landmark University with Professor Kim and his Team in the Management Board room during the courtesy visit.
Professor Kim, during his presentation, while others listen with rapt attention
Professor Kim explaining a point during his presentation
Professor Kim presenting a gift to the Vice-Chancellor, Landmark University, Prof Kolawole Ajanaku
Professor Kolawole Ajanaku, presenting a gift to Professor Kim on behalf of the Management of Landmark University.
The management and other notable staff of Landmark University and Professor Kim and his Team in a group photograph
