The phrase "academic information system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system designed to manage and organize academic data, such as student records, course information, and academic performance.
Example: "The university has implemented a new academic information system to streamline the management of student records and improve access to academic resources."
Alternatives: "educational information system" or "scholarly information system."
Information systems for multinational companies (MNCs), referred to as international information systems (IIS), have been a problem area for many years, yet have failed to attract more than token attention from the academic information systems research community.
Experiments were carried out using an academic information dialogue system, and validated with both simulated and real users, and results show improved interaction efficacy.
This paper describes the comparison of ontology development tools for development of academic information search system that assists inexperienced research students at a local university in Malaysia to search for academic resources in the local language context (Bahasa Malaysia).
The problem described in this research is to identify which factors influence on engineering students about their acceptance of an academic administrative information system in private universities in Lima, Peru.
Universidad Al Habla (UAH - University on the Line) is a spoken dialogue system that provides spoken access to academic information about the Department of Languages and Computer Systems at the University of Granada, Spain [48, 49].
The academic study of information systems originated in the 1960s.
As shown in Table 1, high volume and low overhead, combined with per-visit CHC reimbursement for both Medicaid and uninsured visits, and electronic records linked to the main information system of the academic health center, allow the small clinic to provide care in a previously underserved – or even unserved – community [ 6].
We examine the relationship among green spaces, students' socio-economic factors, and their academic performance by using spatial measurements in geographic information system (GIS).
Nursing documentation, computerized physician order entry, and results retrieval functionality were added to the existing ED information system in a large urban academic ED.
