User management in an educational computer system: personal information management

Recently, almost all universities and colleges have introduced educational computer systems designed to process their information. These systems are used not only for lectures but also for campus life. All students should be registered in the systems, which means an enormous number of users would ha...

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Hauptverfasser:	Shimozono, K., Itsuki, M., Harasaka, Y., Furukawa, Z.
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Schlagworte:	Computer networks Computer science Computer science education Educational institutions Engineering management Information management Information processing Information science Intrusion detection Process design
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