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Chengdu University of Information Technology (CUIT, Chinese: æé½ä¿¡æ¯å·¥ç¨å¤§å¦) is a Chinese college established in 1951. It is a key creating commonplace for college joint working by China Meteorological Administration and Sichuan Province. It is the main college autonomously representing considerable authority in data innovation in southwest China, and is the individual from CDIO world association. From 2004, It began to teach armed force officers for key rocket strengths which named Second Artillery Corps (SAC) in Peoples Liberation Army of the Peoples Republic of China.
Chengdu University of Information Technology was established in 1951, named as Southwest Air force Meteorology Cadres Training Unit. It was restructured into Chengdu Meteorology School in 1956, and then upgraded to Chengdu Meteorology College in 1978. It was transferred to university run by province from the one run by state in 2000 and changed its name as Chengdu University of Information Technology. In 2001, Sichuan Statistics School was incorporated into the university.
Key Laboratory of High Speed Signal Processing and implementation: Provincial key laboratory of Sichuan province, established in 2001.
Key Laboratory of Statistics Information Technology and Data Mining: Ministerial key laboratory of National Bureau of Statistics of China, established on June 9, 2004.
Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Sounding: Ministerial key laboratory of China Meteorological Administration, established on November 18, 2005. Key Laboratory of Plateau Atmosphere and Environment: Provincial key laboratory of Sichuan province, established in December 2006.
Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Environment Simulation and Pollution Control: Provincial key laboratory of Sichuan province, established in October 2010.
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