Carnegie Mellon University

Information Systems Projects

Could you use a fresh set of eyes on your organization processes that could benefit from automation?

Could you benefit from help with ordinarily expensive technical solutions like Web Applications, Integrating Applications, Databases, and more? 

Connect with talented student teams and become a part of the Tartan Community through Carnegie Mellon University’s Information Systems courses!

Work With Us!

Since 2015, the Information Systems course at Carnegie Mellon University has worked with community partners to create sustainable and applicable information systems solutions that seek to bridge the digital divide.

Organizations can benefit from technical help and automation, yet this assistance is often expensive and time-consuming. Carnegie Mellon University’s Information Systems courses aim to assist by partnering them with innovative student teams to create custom technology solutions. Some solution examples include: Explore the links below to get a more detailed look into What a Community Partner Is and what solutions past IS students have helped develop.

Courses to Partner With

If you are interested and would like to know more about partnering with a specific course, click below.
Address
Information Systems Program at Carnegie Mellon University 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Contact
(412) 268-3259

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