Please select all that apply. Other please specify UCSB is very decentralized, but as far as I and representatives of our Info Systems and media groups are aware, no unit is running these systems at the moment, although several individual faculty and administrators have broached the idea of looking at them. In your evaluation, did you review comparative studies of coursesite management systems such as those done by conducted by Jean-Paul Simbandumwe, Bruce Landon, and Geraldine Kristapiazzi. To my knowledge, unix servers are operated by Instructional Computing, the LifeSci Computing Facility, and the Physics Department. I'm quite sure numerous other unix servers are also hosting courseware, among other things.
Faculty tend to go to whoever they know and have had success with in the past.
In general, every unit tries its best to help whoever requests it, and does referrals whenever it seems to make sense. In other words, the problem isn't being addressed in a coherent way. Unknown - at least 50 that use other mechanisms for serving course websites. Unknowable, due to decentralization and ease of hosting sites on desktops.