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8 posts tagged "class registration"

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Here’s to a better class registration experience

Martha Zaytoun | Wednesday, April 17, 2019

My eyes fluttered open and my hand gravitated toward my phone. Picking it up, I casually glanced at the time. 8:30 a.m. I blinked a few times, hoping I had groggily misread it, thinking there was no way I was stupid enough to sleep through class registration. But staring at the clock illuminating my phone

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Office of the Registrar to reintroduce NOVO as primary course registration system

Thomas Murphy | Monday, April 15, 2019

As Spring blossoms around campus and the semester begins its final stretch, students must now begin preparing to register for classes. This registration period, which is set to begin Monday, April 15, marks the return of the NOVO registration system, which the Office of the Registrar temporarily discontinued as the primary registration system following its

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Registrar to continue using DART for class registration

Kelli Smith | Thursday, November 8, 2018

Notre Dame will continue using the DART registration system over NOVO for the upcoming class registration period, the Office of the Registrar announced in an email to students Monday. DART and NOVO have been the University’s class registration systems for over two years. In 2015, the Office of the Registrar announced NOVO would be replacing

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Office of the Registrar returns to DART registration system

Natalie Weber | Monday, April 16, 2018

After experiencing delays and slowness during course registration last semester, the Office of the Registrar has decided to return to DART registration and take down the NOVO system for the duration of this semester’s registration period. Both DART and NOVO were designed by the company Ellucian Banner, University registrar Chuck Hurley said. When NOVO was

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NOVO system crashes during junior class registration times

Courtney Becker | Thursday, November 16, 2017

The course registration process was more stressful than usual for many Notre Dame juniors Wednesday morning when the NOVO registration system unexpectedly malfunctioned. Chris Corrente, the manager of student solutions in the Office of Information Technology (OIT), said the amount of traffic during registration overloaded the system. “The University’s class registration system runs on two

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Senate discusses registration, amendments, alcohol policy

Mary Bernard | Thursday, October 26, 2017

Officials from the Office of the Registrar updated the Notre Dame student senate on the class registration project Wednesday. Amika Micou, Chuck Hurley and Paul Ullrich explained and demonstrated the use of the new system, which will be implemented when students register for classes for the spring semester. The new process will allow students to create a

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App attempts to make class registration process easier

Andrew Cameron | Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Though course registration is often considered to be a stressful and tedious process, Coursicle has sought to provide a way for Notre Dame students to make multiple course schedules and receive updates when a seat in their desired class opens up during registration since last spring. The service, originally a website founded by North Carolina graduate Joe Puccio

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Class registration process evolves

Megan Valley | Monday, November 21, 2016

Last week, seniors, juniors and sophomores registered for the spring semester; this week, University freshmen will be registering on their own online for the first time. Students wake up early and — in their short time slots — determine their whole semester. As stressful as registering can be, it wasn’t always so easily done from

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