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Maureen
Murray joined the IR Office as Coordinator of Computer
Applications in November, 2005. She brings nearly 25
years of experience in a broad variety of computing
languages. Maureen spent 8 years in UCF Computer Services
focusing on the Student Records, Student Financials
and Financial Aid modules. She has successfully navigated
the initial PeopleSoft implementation and one full-scale
conversion. Throughout the years she has supported Medical
Center, private industry software development, School
Library and University Administration systems.
Currently
Maureen's position title is that of Database Analyst/Programmer.
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Office:
Research
Pavilion, 12424 Research Parkway, Suite 215
Orlando, FL 32826-3269
Phone: 407.823.4764
Fax: 407.823.4769 |
| Education
- BS
in Psychology
1999 University of Central Florida
Position
Specifications
- Responsible
for design, development, implementation, integration,
documentation, and maintenance of computer application
systems as related to IR reporting and all official
University reporting using the Student Information
System (PeopleSoft).
- Utilize
various software and programming techniques to develop
and maintain applications. Tools include, but are
not limited to, SAS, PeopleSoft, SQL, DB2, MS Access,
MS Excel, ASP, etc.
- Work
as a team member to develop integrated data systems,
including dynamic access to data via web technologies
and an enterprise data warehouse.
- Work
with departments to insure information systems needs
are being met. This includes understanding the business
process in the department and developing recommendations
for improving efficiency and productivity using University
computing resources.
- Assist
with development and maintenance of State Division
of College and University reports.
- Interpret
departmental rules and policies related to IR and
University information systems for recommending new
and improved programs to effectively manage the information
systems functions.
- Analyze
the current use and understanding of computer application
systems in IR and develop any additional documentation
or procedures needed to ensure their proper use.
- Design
and conduct special studies to collect and analyze
data in the assigned areas of information systems
as needed.
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