The Network Information Center (NIC) serves as the university's primary department for network information services and technical support. It is responsible for the planning, construction, management, and operation of the university's network infrastructure, shared data centers, fundamental support platforms, and related systems. The Center provides network and information security technical support, manages the construction and operation of public smart classrooms, multimedia classrooms, and public computer labs, oversees the university's communications market management, and coordinates the socialized operation and management of the cable television network.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Network Infrastructure: Designs, constructs, operates, and maintains the university's core  network infrastructure, planning and implementing a campus network  architecture that meets the needs of teaching, research, administration,  and campus services.

2. Network Operations & Support: Executes campus network construction projects, manages network  facilities and resources, ensures stable network operation, and provides  comprehensive IT support for university functions.

3. Teaching Facilities: Develops, operates, and supports IT-enabled teaching facilities,  including public smart classrooms, multimedia classrooms, and public  computer laboratories.

4. Software Platforms: Plans, designs, constructs, operates, and maintains foundational platforms for public service software applications.

5. Cloud Resources: Plans, designs, constructs, and manages the public cloud computing resource environment.

6. Web Systems: Develops and maintains the university's website cluster system and central web portal.

7. Campus Card System: Plans, constructs, manages, and operates the Campus Card system, providing all related technical support services.

8. Security & Compliance: Provides IT assurance for dedicated university computers; plans,  constructs, operates, and manages the network security technical support  framework; assists internal and external departments in addressing  cybersecurity incidents.

9. Strategic Support: Assists in formulating the university's IT development strategy and  technical implementation plans; provides technical guidance to  university departments for standardizing and implementing their IT  development plans.

10. Additional Duties: Fulfills other tasks assigned by the university.