Access academic assessment, graduate research, departmental operations, degree planning, and student-success platforms from one secure, organized directory.
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Submit a request for a closed Computer Science course, or use the authorized administrator interface to review requests, approve students for registration, and generate semester reports.
AIMS is a comprehensive academic assessment platform designed to support outcome-based education, curriculum alignment, analytics, and accreditation readiness. It brings together program outcomes, course outcomes, assessment evidence, and reporting into one integrated environment.
A centralized system for managing graduate capstone/thesis research topics, student selections, faculty mentorship, and administrative reporting. Students may select a faculty-proposed topic or propose an original topic and seek faculty mentorship.
A departmental announcements and meetings records-management system that supports organized access to meeting information, schedules, notices, and historical records.
Secure access for students, advisors, and administrators to review academic progress, transcript records, degree requirements, and course-planning recommendations. The current implementation supports BS.IT students.
A Norfolk State University platform designed to strengthen student outcomes through structured tutoring, mentorship support, clear scheduling, and accountable tracking of learning and engagement. It connects students and tutors to the right support resources quickly and professionally.
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Browse a web-friendly version of the 2026 Graduate Program Handbook organized by University policies, thesis/project procedures, curriculum requirements, course listings, document structure, admissions information, and graduate assistantships.
This portal provides a single departmental entry point while allowing each application to retain its own purpose, security model, and workflow.