Positions are allocated to these levels by the Chancellor or vice President on the basis of internal comparison, the nature and scope of responsibilities, the role of the position in the overall management function, and the specialized requirements. Projects directly contribute to major campus objectives or resolution of major campus problems usually at the Vice Chancellor level or above. Analysis at these levels often deals with new issues, proposals, or programs. Analysis at these levels considers many complex variables and interrelationship and requires knowledge of a wide range of concepts, principles, and practices of campus administration as well as skill in applying this knowledge to the development of new programs, methods, approaches, or procedures. Principal Analysts are frequently responsible for new proposals, Programs, or studies which require the involvement and coordination of a number of different campus offices or departments.
Analysis is performed as described in the series concept above.
Analysts make formal or informal presentations to management and discuss the study and recommendations. Principal Analyst II 1. At this level analysts are responsible for ongoing staff functions as described in the series concept above. Analysis is performed as described in the series concept above. At this level the emphasis is on the carrying out of the project or the solution of the problems under study.