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Why does a user that I add to the myCourses Classlist keep getting removed the next day?

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This is due to the user having a Drop on their record in the daily SIS Integration feed supplied to myCourses. The Registrar's SIS Integration with myCourses is authoritative and will override any manual changes made to the Classlist of a course.

Users are removed from a Classlist only when there is a direct SIS conflict, in most situations an instructor can add whomever they wish to their Classlist without issue.

Direct Conflicts occur when:

• A Student or Teaching Assistant have a Drop or Withdrawal on their SIS record for the course.
• An Instructor or Teaching Assistant may have been assigned to the course previously on SIS and then removed in the Registrar's records by a Scheduling Officer. This will create a Drop in the SIS Integration with myCourses for the course.

To correct this, the Student enrollment or Instructor/TA assignment should be addressed properly in SIS by the Scheduling Officer for the academic department for an Instructor or TA, or the academic adviser of the student. Any changes on SIS will be reflected on myCourses with the next daily feed.

Teaching Assistants

Drop conflicts often occur with Teaching Assistants who enrolled in and then dropped the course they are to be a TA on. The Scheduling Officer for the college offering the course can add Teaching Assistant assignments to the courses in PeopleSoft/SIS. These assignments will come through the feed supplied to myCourses and override any drop on a student record for that course.

Course merges

An instructor trying to manually enroll students on a Classlist to merge courses or sections together is not the correct approach and may result in conflicts. The instructor should submit a Course Merge Request to have this addressed properly in the system to automatically handle any drop conflicts appropriately.

SIS Integration Feed Overrides

All other methods stated above to properly address the issue should be explored before requesting a feed override.

As a last resort, a request can be submitted to Academic Technology Support to put a feed override in place. This requires the Registrar's feed to myCourses be intercepted every morning for the entire term to address the drop.

For a student override, the request must be submitted in email to Academic Technology Support by the instructor of the course. For an Instructor or TA override, the request must be submitted in email to Academic Technology Support from the instructor of the course, a Dean, Department Head, or Scheduling Officer of the academic department.