Introducing HEI

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Ohio’s Higher Education Information (HEI)
System
http:www.regents.state.oh.us/hei
Ohio Board of Regents
Harold Horton, HEI Director
Ohio Board of Regents
30 E. Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215
[email protected]
614-644-5796
Overview of State
Higher Education in Ohio
Board of Regents is a coordinating body,
not a governing body
79 campuses operated by 38 state
supported (two & four year) institutions
Over 550,000 students enrolled in over
120,000 courses taught by 50,000 faculty
Overview of State
Higher Education in Ohio
100 million square feet of space
Over $5 billion annual campus operating
budget
$2.5 billion in state operating and capital
subsidy provided annually via complex
formulas
Building and Implementing
HEI
Three-year development process (19951998)
Re-engineering of 25 yr old mainframe
reporting system
Collaborative process (campus officials,
regents, regents staff, General Assembly,
Governor)
Implemented Winter 1998
State provided $8 million total over 4 years
HEI Summary of Features
 Unit Record system
 Web based system
 Comprehensive database
 Minimum requirements
 State of the art technology
 Relational database
 Analytic database
 Sophisticated security
 Cutting edge data extensions
NATIONAL MODEL for SHEEO
National Data Warehouse Model
Hosted visitors from:
Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Kentucky,
Mississippi, Kansas, West Virginia
Inquiries from: New Mexico, Utah,
Alabama, Arizona, Idaho, North Ca
Welcome partnerships with other states
Comprehensive relational database
Core data areas for public institutions:
Enrollment
Faculty/staff
Facilities
Finance
Financial aid (Partially complete)
Academic programs
Capital planning (Summer 2003)
Comprehensive relational database
Enrollment data area
STUDENTS
•SSN, Race, Sex, DOB
•State, ZIP
•First Time Enrolled
•Institutions enrolled
•Academic intention
•Rank-UNG,GRAD,PSOP
•Major
•GPA
•Accumulative Credits Earned
•Credit hours transferred
•Degrees/Certificates Earned
Comprehensive relational database
Enrollment data area
COURSES
•Course Inventory
•Section, credit hours
•Level (UG, GRD)
•Remediation
•CIP code
•Award of Credit
STUDENTS
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Comprehensive relational database
Faculty/Staff data area
INSTRUCTORS
COURSES
•SSN, Race, Sex, DOB
•Appointment status
•Tenure status
•Salary
•Funding unit (or dept)
•Highest degree
•Sections taught (workload)
STUDENTS
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Comprehensive relational database
Facilities data area
BLDGS &ROOMS
INSTRUCTORS
•Complete Inventory
of space
•Physical and functional
•condition
•Square Footage
•Class meeting times
•Capacity & Utilization
COURSES
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STUDENTS
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Finance data area
BLDGS &ROOMS
SPENDING
•Campus Budgets
•Financial Stmt
•Revenues
•Expenditures
INSTRUCTORS
COURSES
STUDENTS
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Comprehensive relational database
Financial aid data area (State Grants and
Scholarships—SGS) Partially complete
Student State Aid
•Certification of awards
•Payments
•Refunds
•OAS (high schools)
•OIG (March 2003)
•FAFSA
STUDENTS
Comprehensive relational database
Academic Programs
Program
STUDENT
DEGREE
•Inventory of Programs
•CIP Code
•Degree Level and Name
•Concentration
•Expected Time and Credits
•Program Status
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Capital Planning (Summer 2003)
Capital Projects
BLDGS &ROOMS
•Project Description
•Project Costs
•Building Identifier
•Capital Funds
Comprehensive relational database
Data areas for independent, proprietary,
non-Ohio institutions:
Financial aid
Student Demographic data
Degrees and Certificates Earned
Web-based System
Accessible from anywhere
Available 24/7/365
Minimum Requirements for access
PC and Web browser (IE or Netscape)
Account/Passwd from campus liaison for restricted
access
Fast and accurate
Interactive and user-friendly
Complete system documentation on web
Web-based System
2. Data edited and
cleansed of errors then
loaded
1. Transmit Data
Colleges
& Universities
WWW
HEI
3. Queries and
Reports
Available
Key Decision Makers
Analytical Capabilities
 Administers complex formulas
$2.5 billion in state operating and capital subsidy
provided annually
Resource Analysis
Facilities Utilization
 Responsive to frequent data requests by
legislature, campuses, media, public
Several web-based reports
Over 15 general purpose customizable & accessible webbased queries
HEI Analysts have direct access
Enrollment and Financial Aid audit administration
Analytical Capabilities
 OBR web-based publications and reports produced
via HEI
Governor’s Performance Report
(http://www.regents.state.oh.us/perfrpt/2002index.html)
Student Inventory Data (SID) and Basic Data
Series (BDS)
(http://hei.regents.state.oh.us/cgi-pub/site_map?name=bds_sid&jsflag=yes)
Freshman Remediation Report
(http://hei.regents.state.oh.us/cgi-pub/site_map?name=rem_rep&jsflag=yes)
Cutting edge data extensions
and partnerships
Performance Report
Data Extensions
● Independent, Proprietary, and Non-Ohio
institutions
 Student demographics and degrees/certificates earned
● American College Testing Inc (ACT)
Data on high school experience (GPA, curriculum)
● Federal Student Financial Aid (FAFSA)
Data on family income, indebtedness, parental
education, marital status
● Wage and Salary Information from Ohio Dept
of Jobs and Family Services (ODJFS)
Employment and Wages While Enrolled, Employment
and Wages for Stopouts, In State Employment and
Wages After Graduation
Performance Report
Data Extensions
Pre-Collegiate Data
Collegiate Data
Student
Family
Disability
Parent’s education
High School
GPA
Academic core?
Grades
# years English
# years math
# years science
Extra-curricular
High School type
Poverty, SES
•Financial Aid & Family
Income
Graduate
•Loan indebtedness
•Loan indebtedness
•Parent’s education
•In-State Employ
College
•Salary
•Enrollment,
•Employer Type
•Retention,
•Further College
•Transfers, Mobility
•Courses, GPA
Student
•Employment
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Post Collegiate
Data
Analytical Capabilities-Data Exchanges
and Partnerships
 IPEDS file download
 Perkins Reporting for State of Ohio $
 ODJFS (WIA Reporting for State of Ohio) $
 Ohio Tech Prep Program $
 Ohio College Access Network (OCAN) $
 Ohio Learning Network (OLN) $
 Course Applicability System (CAS) $
 Ky. Council on Post Secondary Education $
$ = Compensated for services rendered
* = Planned
HEI State of the Art Technology
HEI State of the Art Technology
Web Presence
Query screens dynamically generated from the
database in real time
Submission/Query authorizations granted by
liaisons in real time
Security
Firewalls
File Encryption
HEI State of the Art Technology
Multiple Environments
Development
Relational Database (edit/load)
Data Warehouse (reporting)
Pilot
Practice
Production
Relational Database (edit/load)
Data Warehouse (reporting)
HEI State of the Art Technology
Multiple Programming Languages
COBOL/SQL - Edit and Load Programs
PERL/SQL - Web Interface
Java Script/SQL - Web Queries
HEI State of the Art Technology
Data Base/Warehouse Interaction
Production data replicated into reporting
environment in real time. Data changes in
production appear in reporting environment
within 1 - 2 minutes.
Hardware/Products
Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE)
Sybase Adaptive Server IQ
Sybase Replication Server
Where we are today
HEI Operations in 2003
Data Exchanges &
Partnerships
Public Campuses
Performance Report
Data Extensions
Submit data
CORE HEI DATA INPUT AREAS:
•Enrollment (students, courses, degrees)
•Faculty/staff (demographics, workload)
•Facilities (building and room utilization)
•Finance (budgets and spending)
•Academic Programs
•Financial Aid (State Grant and Scholarships)
Independent,
Proprietary,
Non-Ohio Campus
High Schools
Generate data &
information
DATA OUTPUTS
•Subsidy
•Performance Report
•OBR Publications
•Customized Queries
•Enrollment Audits
•Financial Aid Audits
External
agencies
HEI Operations - General
● Over 4,000 users serviced and supported (public,
independent, proprietary, non-ohio campuses, and high
school guidance counselors)
● Over 50 term and annual files submissions
● Over 25,000 edit and load file processes annually
● More than 1,500 tables containing 100 million rows of
data
● Over 500 queries run per month by campus users
● Annual User’s Conference and statewide training
sessions