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myCourses is driven by an information feed from the Registrar's office. This feed handles the creation of credit-bearing courses, instructor assignments, and all student enrollments (Adds, Drops, and Withdrawals).

Feed Timing

The feed is sent to myCourses once each morning at 4:00am Monday-Saturday. Any changes through the day will not be reflected on myCourses until the next feed, so in most cases these changes will appear the following day. No feeds are run on Sunday due to maintenance requirements so any changes made on Saturday will not be reflected on myCourses until the following Monday.

Feed Dates

Quarter

Code

Courses Generated

Student Enrollments

Student Access

Classes Begin

Fall

20091

April 20, 2009

July 20, 2009

August 31, 2009

September 7, 2009

Winter

20092

October 19, 2009

November 2, 2009

November 23, 2009

November 30, 2009

Spring

20093

January 25, 2010

February 8, 2010

March 1, 2010

March 8, 2010

Summer

20094

April 19, 2010

May 3, 2010

June 1, 2010

June 7, 2010

Fall

20101

April 20, 2010

Courses Generated

Credit-bearing courses are generated on myCourses the seventh week of the preceding quarter. Fall quarter courses are generated one quarter in advance with the Summer offerings for the convenience of the instructors. Courses listings, course titles, and faculty assignments are all dependent on the information entered in to the registrar's records by the scheduling officers of the academic department.

Instructors will only see a course listed if they have an active RIT Account and they have been properly assigned to the course in the Registrar's records by the scheduling officer of the academic department. If their RIT Account was just created, their information will not be on myCourses until the next feed due to timing of the information feed.

Student Enrollments

Student enrollments are sent to myCourses on the Monday following the generation of the first quarterly billing. The billing dates are always available on the Finance and Administration website at: http://finweb.rit.edu/sfs/billing/billingdates.html

Students will not see course listings on myCourses until they have been granted access.

Student Access

Students are granted access to courses one week before the start date of the course. If there is a campus holiday and the institute is closed student access is granted the next available buisiness day after the holiday. This is to give the students time to acquaint themselves with the course, or have access to important information in advance.

Classes Begin

This is the official start date of classes for the academic quarter.

Granting Early Access to Courses

Student access to courses is governed by the start date in the Registrar's records. If a course needs to open prior to the official start date of the quarter the scheduling officer for the academic department may adjust the start date on the course in the Registrar's records. Please note that students will be granted access to the course one week prior to the start date of record as noted above.

As long as the start date falls after the Student Enrollments date for the quarter, the entire process is automated and no further intervention is required. If a course needs to open prior to the Student Enrollments date please contact Online Learning for assistance.

Instructors can confirm the date students will have access to their course right on myCourses. In a course select "Edit Course" on the navigation bar then select the "Course Offering Information" link. There you will see the Start Date listed for the course.

Ending Course Access

Currently myCourses does not honor the end date on courses, they always remain available to students on myCourses unless the professor manually makes the course inactive. In the My Courses listing students will see a statement of "Course ended" followed by the date, but the course link will remain active and students may enter the course.

The professor may set a course as inactive by entering their course, selecting "Edit Course" on the navigation bar then selecting the "Course Offering Information" link. There they will find a check box entitled "Course is active," uncheck the option and save the change to the course. When a course is inactive students will not be able to access the course and it will not appear on their My Courses listing.

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