Istanbul University Computer Science Application and Research Center Regulation
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This regulation updates the rules for Istanbul University’s Computer Science Application and Research Center. It defines the center’s purpose, research areas, management structure, staffing, spending authority, and how its boards will operate. The center will work on computer science, information technologies, artificial intelligence, big data, data banks, research projects, training events, publications, and advisory services for public and private organizations. The change mainly affects Istanbul University, its academic staff, center managers, researchers, and organizations that may work with or receive services from the center.
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Key Changes
- Updates the operating framework for Istanbul University’s Computer Science Application and Research Center.
- Defines the center’s work areas, including AI, big data, IT research, data banks, training, publications, and advisory services.
- Repeals the previous 2007 regulation and replaces it with the new governance structure.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Center Director must be appointed by the Rector from among Istanbul University faculty members who have work related to the Center’s activity areas, for a three-year term.
The Center Director must conduct the Center’s activities and is responsible to the Rector for those activities.
The Center Director must prepare the Center’s annual activity report and submit it to the Management Board.
The Management Board must meet upon the Director’s call at least once every six months, with an absolute majority of all members, and decisions must be taken by majority vote of attendees.
The Management Board must approve the annual activity report and decide on the Center’s administrative and scientific work submitted by the Director.