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Spring 2010 Registration Procedures

Web Reg Registration

Computer Science Majors - Graduate, Undergraduate and PRCS

Computer Science Minors

Computer Engineering Majors

All Other Students to Include Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Students

SPRING 2010 WAITLIST WILL OPEN DECEMBER 1, 2009

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Unit Limit During Priority Registration: To increase course accessibility to students and decrease course hoarding during the 5 weeks of Priority Registration, a 16-unit maximum limit will be placed on enrollment via WebReg for all continuing students, with one exception - students who are active participants in the Honors Program. Following the Priority Registration period, all continuing students will have access to WebReg to add additional units, if they wish, up to the 19-unit maximum set by their college.

Course Repeat Policy: The University has implemented a policy that limits the number of times students can repeat courses. A student may attempt the same course at the University no more than twice, whether the student completes the course with a passing or failing grade (i.e., C, D, E, S, P, F, I) or whether the student audits, withdraws or is administratively dropped from the course (i.e., O, W,E, WO, XO). Thus, a student who drops a course any time after the first withdrawal deadline (e.g., beginning of the fifth week of the semester) has had one attempt with that course. Repeating a course with the GRO counts as an additional attempt. Grades of A or B are never repeatable. If you are repeating a course for the purpose of meeting grade requirements for Computer Science major admission, exceptions to this policy may be made. Please speak to your advisor.

Please note that WebReg does not have the ability to check for completion of course prerequisites.

The fact that WebReg allows you to sign up for a course does not mean that you are qualified to take it. Students bear sole responsibility for fulfilling all appropriate prerequisites, which are listed in the Schedule of Classes. WebReg will not block you from registering for a course so if you have not completed the prerequisites with appropriate grades, the instructor and/or Academic Services Office may drop you from your classes if these deficiencies are discovered.

Individual Studies

Registration for Individual Study units is only available through department registration. To register for these units, obtain your faculty advisor's signature on an Individual Studies Proposal Form. Bring the form to the Academic Services office in Gld-S 901 to be added to the class. For further assistance, please call 621-4632.