Several development projects supported by the Slovak Ministry of Education were dealt with in connection with the Academic Information System project:

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Central development project
Academic Information System
(2005-2007)

Conditions for the development and implementation of a new version of the Academic Information System of the UPJŠ were created within the framework of this project. 8 Slovak public universities were involved in the first phase of the project. In the course of the project their number increased to 13. The AIS2 Project Management and Project Implementation boards were created within the framework of the project. They generally meet twice a year and decide on future tendencies for the AiS2 project.
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Development project
A pilot implementation of an electronic university application
(2005-2006)

The goal of the project was to create support for submission of electronically signed electronic university application. The project was implemented in collaboration with the D. Trust Certifikačná Autorita, a.s. Bratislava (www.dtca.sk). Project results are summarized in the paper given at the UNINFOS 2006 conference (www.dtca.sk/documents/news/UNINFOS2006.pdf).
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Central development project
The introduction of electronic signature
(2007-2009)

The solver responsible for the project is ŽU in Žilina. The UPJŠ as a project partner conducted primarily designing and developing of algorithms for electronic signing of different types of data in information systems (XML data, structured data with the separator, data in the relational database). These algorithms were tested under the AiS2 (when submitting electronic applications to the university, assigning evaluations, etc.). Part of the project was also providing electronic certificates for rectors of the Slovak public universities and introduction of electronic signature in the standard administrative contact.
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Development project
Extension of AIS for students with disability
(2008-2009) The goal of this project is the modification of the AIS2 for persons with handicap in accordance with international standards and recommendations. To identify the necessary modifications, the UPJŠ cooperates with the Bezbariérové centrum TU in Košice (web.tuke.sk/AC/indexbbc.html) and the Podporné centrum pre zrakovo postihnutých študentov UK v Bratislave (www.cezap.sk).