people doing an INFS subject (1 Viewer)

[mp3mojo]

Many first year students were not told that they also need to enrol for a tut for their INFS subject using the TAS system.

1. go to http://www.fce.unsw.edu.au
2. click on 'TAS: Register class preferences' (the last link under 'new in 2003')

Session 1, 2004 TAS event timeframe:

For students the timetable of events relating to TAS for session 1, 2004 is as follows:

Tuesday December 23, 2003: TAS Web preference collection OPENS.
Friday February 20, 2004: TAS Web preference collection CLOSES.
Thursday February 26, 2004: TAS Web access for students to view the results of their class allocations OPENS.
Monday March 1st, 2004: Access to TAS for students to make changes to their allocations, or for late registrations OPENS.
Sunday March 07, 2004: Student access to enrol or make changes CLOSES.

 

[ace]

You have to have a full unipass first in order to log into the TAS allocation system.

You can get a full unipass at unsw at either the disconnect office at the back of the library or at e-spot when you get your id-card.

(Remember to agree to the terms and conditions on the internet first)

Just thought, people might want to know, just in case they can't log in, and are thinking "WTF?"

 

[kouri]

i wanna know though..

is it 1st in 1st serve O_O

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by kouri
i wanna know though..

is it 1st in 1st serve O_O

YES!

 

[Minai]

Originally posted by McLake
YES!

for TAS? no it isn't

 

[kouri]

@_@ what the..

yes? no? yes? no?

but... if its preferences and crap like that..
then it should be first in first serve??

ARhhh i dont know.
i'll try doing it asap

 

[ace]

When you read teh TAS site, it basically makes out that it isn't first in - first serve.

Since you pick your preferences, then after the closing date they actually consider them.

Thus if you submit after the closing date, then yes it is first in - first serve. But if you are like the main majority, who submit there preferences before hte closing date, then it is just a lucky pool in a way.

Hope this clarify's things,

Ace

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by ace
When you read teh TAS site, it basically makes out that it isn't first in - first serve.

Since you pick your preferences, then after the closing date they actually consider them.

Thus if you submit after the closing date, then yes it is first in - first serve. But if you are like the main majority, who submit there preferences before hte closing date, then it is just a lucky pool in a way.

Hope this clarify's things,

Ace

This is what I meant ...

 

[ace]

Yeah, McLake

Everyone understood Yes, as being just that.

Ace