online registration: wednesday, november 15–tuesday ... · cer 221/cer 222 – introduction to...

Syracuse Florence Center Spring 2018 Registration Instructions

Online Registration: Wednesday, November 15–Tuesday, November 21 1. READ THIS ENTIRE PACKET and Registration FAQs before you attempt to register online.

2. CHECK NOW to see if you have any HOLDS that will prevent you from registering. Instructions on how to do this are found in this packet under the heading “Additional Registration Resources.”

3. FIND YOUR PERSONAL REGISTRATION START DATE in the message for Learning Content:Registration Appointment & Instructions in your online application. Florence registration appointments are not viewable in MySlice (Matriculated SU students: Note that any appointment reflected in MySlice is formain campus registration only). All Florence students’ registration appointments expire at 3:00 PM EST on Tuesday, November 21. After this time, an SUA Registration Hold will prevent you from making any changes to your schedule until you arrive in Florence. No schedule adjustment can occur after this time.

Course Announcements The information below reflects updates and additions to the Time Schedule of Classes included in the Academic Packet released in October. Please refer to the updated Time Schedule to confirm that the courses you intend to take do not conflict.

Cancellations Due to insufficient demand, the following courses are cancelled for Spring 2018:

EDU 400.1 – The Industry of Knowledge: Higher Education in a Global Context HOA 522 – Botticelli: Analysis in Depth SOM 354 – Managing in a Global Setting

IMPORTANT: Make sure you will have access to a computer during the online registration period.

Students who do not register online by 3:00 PM EST on November 21 will register on-site after their arrival in Florence and may find that some courses are full. There will be no exceptions to this policy.

of 20

http://suabroad.syr.edu/apply/application-log-in/

Course Changes IMPORTANT: The time slots of several courses have been changed since the release of the Academic

Packet. Please review the updated Time Schedule of Classes carefully as you plan your schedule to make sure that your course choices do not conflict with one another.

Italian Fashion and Food Stories will NOT be offered under the ITA 300.1 rubric in Spring 2018. It will, however, remain listed for credit under LIT 300.1.

Due to high demand for some courses, we are announcing additional sections for:

CER 221/CER 222 – Introduction to Ceramics I and II ECN 361 – Economics of European Integration HOA 203 – Italian Arts from Antiquity to Michelangelo LIT 400.1/REL 300.1 – Sex, Politics, and Religion in Italian Literature

New Course An additional course under the History and Political Science prefixes will be offered in Spring 2018:

HST/PSC 452 – Italy: Past, Present and Future Challenges

Italian Language Instruction Courses Study of Italian language is a program requirement. Note that your ITA registration is subject to review and confirmation in Florence during Orientation.

How to Select your Required ITA Class(es) for Registration

1. Identify your language level. (Matriculated Syracuse University students who have not taken ITA at SU must take the online placement exam, which will reveal your level). For visiting students, the placement exam is available but optional. Email Jeanne Chu at [email protected] for access.

2. All students at advanced levels register for 3 credit ITA courses (either ITA 325 or 421).

3. If you’re at the beginning or intermediate levels (equivalent of fewer than 4 semesters of college-level Italian), is your requirement for 6 or 3 credits?

Only students admitted to the following special programs may select 3 credits: Architecture, Engineering, Studio Arts, and Design. If you are eligible for 3 credits, decide whether you want to take ITA for the first half of the semester (Option A) or for reduced weekly hours for the entire semester (Option B).

If your requirement is for 6 credits, note that you will be registering for a 4-cr ITA class plus its 2-credit co-requisite. Be sure to register for the same section number for each class. For example: If you’re registering for ITA 101 z907, you must also select ITA 117 z907.

4. Identify the time slot that works with the rest of your class schedule (consult the Time Schedule to see what time slots are offered for your level of ITA).

5. Record the class number(s) for the level/time slot/section you want. If multiple time slots are offered, note that some sections may be full when you register. You will then need to find a different open section by referring back to the Time Schedule for other options. (Keep trying—there are enough seats for everyone!)

of 20

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/lit-300-1-italian-fashion-and-food-stories/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/cer221/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/ecn361/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/hoa203/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/lit400-1/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/hst452/

https://answers.syr.edu/display/place/Foreign+Language+Placement+Instructions

mailto:[email protected]?subject=ITA%20placement%20exam%20request

Courses Not Open for Online Registration (applies only to students NOT accepted to the Studio Arts Program)

Only Studio Arts Program students register online for Studio Arts courses.

If you have NOT been accepted to Studio Arts (SA) program, you will not be able to register for any Studio Arts course online, but rather in person upon arrival in Florence. Students who did not apply or were not accepted to the SA program may request to take ONE (1) studio arts class by placing their names on the class wait list in MySlice. In Florence, you'll learn more about the course requirements by attending the Studio Arts meeting during Orientation, when you’ll have an opportunity to meet and speak with the Studio Arts faculty and complete your registration.

Registration Restrictions

Course-specific Restrictions

During online registration, students may register for only one of these Art History courses:

HOA 203 – Italian Arts from Antiquity to Michelangelo HOA 320 – Italian Renaissance Art

Students may not register for both of the following Art History courses, since similar content is covered in each:

HOA 320 – Italian Renaissance Art HOA 424 – Sixteenth Century Italian Art and Identity

WARNING! “Class Search” and “My Planner” functions in MySlice

DO NOT WORK for Syracuse Abroad classes. The online registration system for Syracuse Abroad classes does NOT operate the same as it does for Main Campus classes. READ ABOUT THESE KEY DIFFERENCES:

You cannot use “Class Search” or “My Planner” for Florence classes since they do not appear in the MySlice searchable database. In order to register, be sure you are on the Enroll tab and enter the 5-digit class numbers highlighted on the Time Schedule of Classes.

DO NOT use the online Help during registration (some of these directions do not apply to Florence class registration). Instead, refer to the enclosed three-column chart that details how to add, drop, and swap classes, and the Online Enrollment Guide.

You cannot register for more than 16 semester credits during the online registration period (MySlice will prevent you from doing so). If you would like to take more than 16 credits, you may add a course in Florence, on a space-available basis, during the first week of classes.

In some cases, the system may not prevent you from registering for classes for which you are not eligible. Be sure to note any prerequisites indicated in the Time Schedule and course descriptions, and select only classes for which you are eligible. Please note that you may be dropped from any class for which you are deemed ineligible based on the transcript information available to us.

of 20





http://suabroad.syr.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/SUAb-Enrollment-Tutorials_-Add_Drop_Swap.pdf

http://suabroad.syr.edu/destinations/florence-italy/florence-courses/

Plan to register for only one of the three Sociology courses (only Sociology majors may register for two):

SOC 300.1 – The Italian Mafia SOC400.1 – Italy and Italians: A Cross-Cultural Study SOC/HST/WGS 454 – Family and Gender in Contemporary Italy

→ Students who disregard these directives will be administratively dropped from the additional restricted course. (The registration system will not prevent you from registering for more than one of these courses.) If seats remain open after all students have registered, you may request to add the second course after you arrive in Florence.

Credit Limit During online registration, MySlice will not allow you to register for more than 16 credits (4-5 semester courses). If you attempt to, you will receive the error message “Maximum term student unit load exceeded.” If you need to register for more than this typical course load (i.e., for 17–19 credits), email Jeanne Chu immediately, PRIOR to the registration period, to explain your academic need. If you would like (but don’t need) to take more than 16 credits, you may add a course in Florence on a space-available basis during the first week of classes.

→ This credit restriction will NOT affect students participating in the Greek Odyssey Signature Seminar. Our office will administratively register participants for this course after online registration concludes.

Special Enrollment Course: PSC 380.2 Politics of Globalization and Human Rights

As detailed in the Academic Packet you received last month, only students who listed the course among their Primary Course Selections and met all submission deadlines are considered for enrollment. More students requested this course than there are seats available. If you are eligible to register for PSC 380.2, Syracuse Abroad has notified you by email. Priority was given to Political Science and International Relations majors and minors, for whom the course is fulfilling a degree requirement other than elective or general studies credit.

Syracuse Abroad’s decisions on enrollment in this course are final.

Prerequisites

Other courses are restricted to students who have had prior course experience. Be sure you have met any prerequisites for a course you plan to take. Prerequisites are indicated on the Time Schedule (Restrictions/ Requisites/Notes column), with equivalent courses described for visiting students in each course description. If you do not meet a prerequisite, the system may not allow you to enroll. If you are blocked from a course during online registration and you believe you have the necessary background, email Jeanne Chu immediately with supporting information and documentation demonstrating that you are eligible for this course.

Special Program Courses

The following courses are open only to students accepted to the indicated special Florence program:

Architecture Program

ARC 408 – Architectural Design ARC 571 – Survey of Italian Architecture

of 20

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/soc300-1/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/soc400-1/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/blog/course/soc454/

mailto:[email protected]?subject=I%20need%20to%20register%20for%2017+%20credits%20in%20Florence.%20(YOUR%20NAME)

http://suabroad.syr.edu/destinations/florence-italy/florence-courses/

mailto:[email protected]?subject=I%20have%20met%20the%20prereq%20for%20____%20Florence%20course.

Design Program

CMD 450 – Communications Design Problems DES 300.1 – Made in Italy: Business, Craftsmanship, & Branding Success

(Course is available to non-Design students when registered as BUA 300.1.) DES 485 – Multidisciplinary Design Studio IND 481– Ethnography and Culture in Design

Engineering Program

CIE274– Sustainability in Environmental & Engineering Systems ECS222 – Dynamics ECS325 – Mechanics of Solids MAE 251– Thermodynamics MAT 485 – Differential Equations & Matrix Algebra for Engineers

Intensive Language Program at UniFI Centro

ITA 316 – Italian Practicum II ITA 380.1 – Intensive Italian: Intermediate High ITA 380.2 – Intensive Italian: Advanced I ITA 380.3 – Intensive Italian: Advanced II

Courses in High Demand Based on information from submitted Student Advising Forms, some courses may reach capacity and close during registration. Be sure to have some alternative classes identified (and even placed in your Shopping Cart in MySlice), in case a class you would like to take is closed when you register. Listed below are classes with demand at or near capacity. It should NOT be interpreted as a complete list of all classes that may close:

ECN 361 – Economics of European Integration. Consider the second section added to the Time Schedule.

FST 402 – Feeding the City: Urban Food Systems. Consider the second section added to the Time Schedule.

HST/SOC 300.1 – The Italian Mafia

LIT 400.1/REL 300.1 –Sex, Politics, and Religion in Italian Literature. Consider the second section added to the Time Schedule.

NSD 452/HST 300 – Mediterranean Food and Culture. Consider the second section added to the Time Schedule.

PSC/PHI 413 – Identity & Difference

Registration Notes

Remember that a cross-listed course shares one 5-digit code across multiple prefixes. A number of courses have cross-listings (they can be registered under more than one prefix and/or number, such as CLA/LIT/REL 421). To prevent you from getting closed out of such a course under one prefix while seats under the other listings are still open, we have provided only a single class number for each cross-listed course. This means that you may want to take Classical Mythology for Literature (LIT) credits, or for Religion (REL) credits, but you will see it on your schedule in MySlice listed only as CLA 421. Don’t be concerned. Once

of 20

you get to Florence, you will have an opportunity to correct your registration so that it reflects the course prefix you want or need.

Screening times for Film/Literature courses will be determined when you are in Florence. Both FIL 300.5/LIT 400.5 (Contemporary Cinema: Ideology & Pleasure) and FIL 300.2/LIT/QSX/WGS 400.2 (New Queer Cinema in Europe) include mandatory film screenings outside of the stated class time. You do not select your preferred screening time when you register online. Screening times will be determined in class in consultation with the professor.

Wait lists require action on your part upon arrival abroad. If you are on a wait list for a course, this will be addressed in Florence during schedule adjustment. Once you’re in Florence, you must attend the first class session and speak with the instructor to demonstrate continued interest in the course.

Make sure you are registered for at least 12 credits not counting any wait-listed courses. This is necessary in order to fulfill both Italian immigration and Syracuse Florence program requirements.

Schedule adjustment takes place after you arrive in Florence. You will receive a copy of your schedule in Florence, which you will then be asked to confirm. During the first week of classes, you will have an opportunity to make changes to your registration—drop and add classes—with instructor permission. You will not schedule-adjust online. (An SUA Registration Hold prevents you from making changes to your registration once the Florence online registration period ends). There are no exceptions to this policy.

You will receive instructions on the schedule adjustment process when you arrive in Florence.

Study Tours and Course Fees Some courses include required study tours, site visits, or activities that are an integral part of the course. As you select your courses and build your schedule, you will need to review the Course-Related Fee Sheet, which will be issued to all Florence students very shortly. You must share it with your parents/guardians if they are financially responsible for your fees. Fees to cover the costs of supplies and mandatory field study are charged automatically to your Bursar account when you register.

If you register for any course with a mandatory study tour, you must participate in this field study.

When schedules conflict for field trips of two different classes for which you’re registered, you will select the trip for one, and be given alternative work by the professor of the other. Expenses for the trip not taken will be refunded.

Syracuse Abroad Personal Travel Policy DO NOT plan personal travel until you arrive in Florence and know when you may be required to take part in a class-related study tour, make-up classes, Signature Seminar sessions, exam periods, and other academic commitments. These activities are mandatory and should be your first priority as you plan. Syracuse Florence professors are under no obligation to accommodate travel that is unrelated to coursework. If you participate in such travel during scheduled classes, missed classes will be counted as unexcused absences.

of 20

Checklist: How to prepare to register for classes

What to do BEFORE your registration appointment:

□ Be sure you know your NetID and Password so you can access MySlice for course registration. If you have not used MySlice before, or if you have not activated your account or have forgotten your password, you can set up a new account or reset your password at the IT Services website. You’ll need your SUID number to activate your NetID. (Visiting Students: You can find your SUID number on your Syracuse Abroad application home page.) If you have activated your account but forgotten your Net ID, consult the NetID self-service site.

□ Check to see if you need to verify and/or update contact information on MySlice. You may also have to acknowledge that you have read the ‘Know the Codes’ document. Log into MySlice, select any of the links in Student Services and you will automatically be forwarded to any items that must be reviewed/updated.

□ Check for holds that will prevent you from registering (see “How to View Holds”).

□ Confirm your schedule using the following materials:

The Student Advising Form (SAF) that you uploaded to your online application

The Time Schedule of Classes

□ Remember you will need a time slot for your required Italian class.

□ Check prerequisites in course descriptions and on the Time Schedule. Do not select any course for which you are not eligible. Syracuse Abroad reserves the right to drop you from any course for which you are deemed ineligible based on the transcript information available to us.

□ Record the Class Numbers (yellow-highlighted 5-digit number found in the first column of the Time Schedule). Do not select courses whose meeting times conflict.

Special Enrollment email notification regarding PSC 380.2.

□ Remember, only students who have received such an email will be able to register for PSC 380.2 (Politics of Globalization and Human Rights).

□ Before your registration appointment, add your course selections to your Shopping Cart in MySlice (refer to the Online Enrollment Guide). While you will only initially register for 4–5 semester courses (12 to 16 credits), you can also put some alternative selections in your cart. Once you have access to register, log back into MySlice and click the boxes next to your first-choice courses and ‘ENROLL’ to register for classes. If you are unable to get into one or more classes, your alternative courses will still be in your cart for selection.

□ If you are a matriculated Syracuse student and have not taken any ITA courses at SU nor brought in Italian language transfer or other credit, you must take the online Italian placement exam. You may also want to review these FAQs regarding placement exams.

For visiting students, the exam is available but optional. You may request access to SU’s online placement exam by emailing Jeanne Chu at [email protected]. (Please do not request access via the [email protected] email address.)

of 20

https://myslice.ps.syr.edu/

http://its.syr.edu/newtosu/index.html

https://its.syr.edu/accounts/netidhelp/netidhelp.cfm

https://its.syr.edu/accounts/netidhelp/netidhelp.cfm


https://answers.syr.edu/display/place/Placement+Exams

https://answers.syr.edu/display/place/Student+FAQs

mailto:[email protected]?subject=ITA%20placement%20exam%20request

Syracuse Florence Spring 2018 Time Schedule of Classes

Class Code Course # Course Description Professor Credits Days TimesCourse Fees? Restrictions. Requisites. Notes.

CENTER COURSESAnthropology

31628 ANT422 Etruscans & Romans: Ancient Art & Society in Italy Ewell 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF Prereq: 1 art hist course. Initially registered as HOA 303.

Art History PLEASE NOTE: ALL 9:00 AM SECTIONS -- MUSEUM AND SITE VISITS ARE SCHEDULED 8:45AM-10:15AM.

31626 HOA203.1 Italian Arts from Antiquity to Michelangelo J. Nelson 3 TTh 9:00-10:30 CF Students may not register for both this course and HOA 320.31749 HOA203.2 Italian Arts from Antiquity to Michelangelo TBD 3 MW 3:10-4:40 CF Students may not register for both this course and HOA 320.33973 HOA300.1 Artists & Clients in Renaissance Italy J. Nelson 3 MW 11:05-12:35 CF Priority to Design program students41938 HOA300.3 Leonardo da Vinci Zaloga 3 TTh 9:00-10:30 CF31628 HOA303 Etruscans & Romans: Ancient Art & Society in Italy Ewell 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF Prereq: 1 Art /Architecture history course41941 HOA320.1 Italian Renaissance Art Zaloga 3 MW 9:00-10:30 CF Students may not register for both this course and HOA 203.41942 HOA320.2 Italian Renaissance Art Zaloga 3 MW 11:05-12:35 CF Students may not register for both this course and HOA 203.34148 HOA322 Early Renaissance Architecture in Italy: 1400-1529 Zaloga 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF Prereq: 1 Art /Architecture history course. Initially registered under ARC

335.34127 HOA323 16th Century Italian Architecture Ingersoll 3 MW 9:00-10:30 CF Prereq: 1 Art /Architecture history course. Initially registered under ARC

332.Also registered as ARC 632. 34206 HOA400.1 Italian Art & Architecture Since 1865 Ingersoll 3 MW 11:05-12:35 CF Prereq: 1 Art /Architecture history course. Initially registered under ARC

500.1.31632 HOA411 Black Death & Medieval Art: Catastrophes & Cultural Change S. Nelson 3 MW 9:00-10:30 CF Prereq: 1 Art history course41943 HOA424 16th Century Italian Art & Identity TBD 3 MW 3:10-4:40 CF Prereq: 1 Art /Architecture history course. Students may not register for

both this course and HOA 320.

Business41960 BUA300.1 Made in Italy: Business, Craftsmanship, & Branding Success Anselmi 3 MW 11:05-12:35 CF Initially registered in MySlice as DES 300.137428 EEE370 Intro to Entrepreneurship Anselmi 3 T 3:10-6:10

Classics 31230 CLA421 Classical Mythology Ewell 3 TTh 1:15-2:45

Communication and Rhetorical Studies 40530 CRS483 Rhetoric of Film: Contemp. Cinema, Ideology & Pleasure Kliemann 3 T only 3:10-6:10 CF This class includes mandatory film screenings outside of class. Screening

times will be determined in class with the professor. Initially registered as FIL 300.5.

Drama 31295 DRA381 Laughter & Passion: Italian & European Theatre, 1500-1700 Nicholson 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF Initially registered in MySlice as LIT 381.

Economics 31624 ECN361.1 Economics of European Integration Blokker 3 M only 1:00-4:00 Prereq: ECN101/102 or 203 (intro micro and macro courses)42193 ECN361.2 Economics of European Integration Blokker 3 M only 9:00-12:00 Prereq: ECN101/102 or 203 (intro micro and macro courses)

Film 39703 FIL300.2 New Queer Cinema Kliemann 3 W only 3:10-6:10 This class includes mandatory film screenings outside of class. Screening

times will be determined in class with the professor.40530 FIL300.5 Contemporary Cinema: Ideology & Pleasure Kliemann 3 T only 3:10-6:10 CF This class includes mandatory film screenings outside of class. Screening

times will be determined in class with the professor. of 20


Geography ADMIN GEO300.3 Eco-City Europe: New Lifestyles for Old Cities Ingersoll 3 CF Post-semester Signature Seminar

History 32358 HST300.1 The Italian Mafia Piombino 3 Th only 9:00-12:00 CF Non-Sociology majors may not take both this and a SOC course.33108 HST300.3 Mediterranean Food & Culture: Florence Experience Fischer 3 TTh 4:50-6:20 CF Priority to nutrition/food studies majors/minors 33994 HST300.4 Mediterranean Food & Culture: Florence Experience Fischer 3 MW 4:50-6:20 CF Priority to nutrition majors/minors 30625 HST355 The Italian Renaissance Duni 3 MW 1:15-2:4531231 HST452 Italy: Past, Present, & Future Challenges Piombino 3 Th only 1:00-4:0031237 HST453 20th Century Europe Spini 3 MW 9:00-10:30 Initially registered in MySlice as PSC 45331239 HST454 Family & Gender in Contemporary Italy Fronteddu 3 TTH 4:50-6:20 Non-Sociology majors may not take both this and a SOC course. Initially

registered as SOC 454.

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies39703 QSX400.2 New Queer Cinema Kliemann 3 W 3:10-6:10 This class includes mandatory film screenings outside of class. Screening


Literature41947 LIT300.1 Italian Fashion & Food Stories Francini 3 TTh 1:15-2:4531295 LIT381 Laughter & Passion: Italian & European Theatre, 1500-1700 Nicholson 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF33109 LIT400.1 Sex, Politics, & Religion in Italian Literature Barrett 3 MW 1:15-2:45 Texts read in English translation42194 LIT400.3 Sex, Politics, & Religion in Italian Literature Barrett 3 MW 3:10-4:40 Texts read in English translation31230 LIT421 Classical Mythology Ewell 3 TTh 1:15-2:45 Initially registered in MySlice as CLA 421.39703 LIT400.2 New Queer Cinema Kliemann 3 W 3:10-6:10 This class includes mandatory film screenings outside of class. Screening


40530 LIT400.5 Contemporary Cinema: Ideology & Pleasure Kliemann 3 T 3:10-6:10 CF This class includes mandatory film screenings outside of class. Screening times will be determined in class with the professor. Initially registered as FIL 300.5.

Nutrition and Food Studies38871 FST402 Feeding the City: Urban Food Systems de Maret 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF Priority to Nutrition, Food Studies and related majors/minors 33108 NSD452.1 Mediterranean Food & Culture: Florence Experience Fischer 3 TTh 4:50-6:20 CF Priority to Nutrition, Food Studies and related majors/minors. Initially

registered as HST 300.3.33994 NSD452.2 Mediterranean Food & Culture: Florence Experience Fischer 3 MW 4:50-6:20 CF Priority to Nutrition, Food Studies and related majors/minors. Initially

registered as HST 300.4.

Philosophy31300 PHI413 Identity & Difference Spini 3 MW 11:05-12:35 Fulfills SU A&S Critical Reflections requirement. Initially registered as PSC

413.

Political Science33110 PSC380.2 Politics of Globalization & Human Rights Re 3 T only 3:10-6:10 SPECIAL ENROLLMENT: Interested students must list as a Primary

Course Selection on SAF and meet all submission deadlines. University of Florence class, taught at SUF and on SUF calendar.

31236 PSC405 Politics of the European Union Spini 3 TTh 1:15-2:4531300 PSC413 Identity & Difference Spini 3 MW 11:05-12:35 Fulfills SU A&S Critical Reflections requirement32124 PSC452 Italy: Past, Present, & Future Challenges Piombino 3 Th only 1:00-4:0031237 PSC453 20th Century Europe Spini 3 MW 9:00-10:30

of 20


Psychology32661 PSY400.1 Italy & Italians: Cross-Cultural Psychology Kleine 3 M 9:00-12:00 Non-Sociology majors may not take both this and a SOC course.33147 PSY400.2 Italy & Italians: Cross-Cultural Psychology Kleine 3 T 1:00-4:00 Non-Sociology majors may not take both this and a SOC course.

Religion33109 REL300.1 Sex, Politics, and Religion in Italian Literature Barrett 3 MW 1:15-2:45 Texts read in English translation. Initially registered as LIT 400.1.42194 REL300.2 Sex, Politics, and Religion in Italian Literature Barrett 3 MW 3:10-4:50 Texts read in English translation, Initially registered as LIT 400.3.31230 REL421 Classical Mythology Ewell 3 TTh 1:15-2:45 Initially registered in MySlice as CLA 421.

Sociology32358 SOC300.1 The Italian Mafia Piombino 3 Th only 9:00-12:00

CFPriority to Sociology majors. Non-majors limited to one SOC course. Initially registered as HST 300.1.

32661 SOC400.1 Italy & Italians: Cross-Cultural Psychology Kleine 3 M only 9:00-12:00 Priority to Sociology majors. Non-majors limited to one SOC course. Initially registered as PSY 400.1.

33147 SOC400.2 Italy & Italians: Cross-Cultural Psychology Kleine 3 T only 1:00-4:00 Priority to Sociology majors. Non-majors limited to one SOC course. Initially registered as PSY 400.2.

31239 SOC454 Family & Gender in Contemporary Italy Fronteddu 3 TTh 4:50-6:20 Non-Sociology majors may not take this and another SOC course.

Women's and Gender Studies31295 WGS381 Laughter & Passion: Italian & European Theatre, 1500-1700 Nicholson 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF Initially registered in MySlice as LIT 381.39703 WGS400.2 New Queer Cinema Kliemann 3 W only 3:10-6:10 This class includes mandatory film screenings outside of class. Screening


31300 WGS413 Identity & Difference Spini 3 MW 11:05-12:35 Fulfills SU A&S Critical Reflections requirement. Initially registered as PSC 413.

31239 WGS454 Family & Gender in Contemporary Italy Fronteddu 3 TTh 4:50-6:20 Non-Sociology majors may not take both this and a SOC course. Initially registered as SOC 454.

of 20


STUDIO ARTSSTUDIO ARTS CLASSES AT SUF: Ceramics, Drawing, Photography, Painting, Printmaking

All students are welcome to enroll in Studio Arts classes, with priority given to students admitted to the Studio Arts program. Faculty approval required. Please attend the SA meeting during Orientation.Studio Arts courses meet for a total of 6 hours per week, divided into two 3-hour sessions.

39142 APH243 Digital Imaging for Art Photography Talini 3 TTh 9:30-12:30 CF39149 APH264.1 Beginning Digital Photography Talini 3 MW 1:00-4:00 CF39150 APH264.2 Beginning Digital Photography Talini 3 TTh 1:00-4:00 CF39143 APH340 Intermediate/Advanced Digital Photography Talini 3 TTh 9:30-12:30 CF

40305 CER221.1 Introduction to Ceramics I Fallani 3 TTh 1:00-4:00 CF42196 CER221.2 Introduction to Ceramics I Fallani 3 TTh 4:15-7:15 CF40306 CER222.1 Introduction to Ceramics II Fallani 3 TTh 1:00-4:00 CF Prereq: CER 221 or equivalent42197 CER222.2 Introduction to Ceramics II Fallani 3 TTh 4:15-7:15 CF Prereq: CER 221 or equivalent40307 CER321.1 Intermediate Ceramic Sculpture I Fallani 3 TTh 1:00-4:00 CF Prereq: CER 221 and 222 or equivalent42198 CER321.2 Intermediate Ceramic Sculpture I Fallani 3 TTh 4:15-7:15 CF Prereq: CER 221 and 222 or equivalent40308 CER322.1 Intermediate Ceramic Sculpture II Fallani 3 TTh 1:00-4:00 CF Prereq: CER 221 and 222 or equivalent.42199 CER322.2 Intermediate Ceramic Sculpture II Fallani 3 TTh 4:15-7:15 CF Prereq: CER 221 and 222 or equivalent.

39357 PTG200.2 Sketchbook: Introductory Drawing Kraczyna 3 MW 1:00-4:00 CF39353 PTG355 Intermediate Drawing I Fallani 3 TTh 9:30-12:30 CF Prereq: PTG 255 or PTG 256, or equivalent39354 PTG356 Intermediate Drawing II Fallani 3 TTh 9:30-12:30 CF Prereq: PTG 255 or PTG 256 355, or equivalent40532 ARI467 Experimental Advanced Drawing Fallani 3 TTh 9:30-12:30 CF Prereq: PTG 355 or 356, or equivalent39356 PTG555 Drawing Research Fallani 3 TTh 9:30-12:30 CF Prereq: PTG 455 or 456, or equivalent

39351 ARI 261.1 Painting Studio I Stromberg 3 MW 1:00-4:00 CF Prereq: FND/DRW 114 or equivalent42200 ARI 261.2 Painting Studio I Stromberg 3 TTh 9:30-12:30 CF Prereq: FND/DRW 114 or equivalent39359 PTG 300.1 New Approaches to Renaissance Painting Techniques and

Conservation through Modern TechnologyKunzelman 3 TTh 4:15-7:15 CF

39360 PTG 300.2 Intermediate Painting Stromberg 3 MW 9:30-12:30 CF39358 PTG 400.2 Advanced Painting Stromberg 3 MW 9:30-12:30 CF

40533 PRT251 Intro Printmaking: Intaglio Kraczyna 3 MW 4:00-7:00 CF39428 PRT351 Intermediate Printmaking I Kraczyna 3 MW 4:00-7:00 CF39427 PRT352 Intermediate Printmaking II Kraczyna 3 MW 4:00-7:00 CF

of 20


STUDIO ARTS, continuedSTUDIO ARTS CLASSES IN FLORENTINE STUDIOS: Metalsmithing, Silk Screen, Woven Design

All students are welcome to enroll in Studio Arts classes, with priority given to students admitted to the Studio Arts program. Faculty approval required.Please attend the SA meeting during Orientation. For each Florentine Studio Arts course, you must fit 6 hours of studio time into your schedule. Choose two 3-hour sessions. Studio time is available Monday-Thursday.Please note: Course fees do not include the purchase of materials for individual projects.

39302 JAM 280.1 Beginning Metalsmithing I Fujimura 3 MTWTh 1:00-4:00 CF You must choose two 3-hour sessionsMTWTh 4:00-7:00 CF

OPEN STUDIO F 4:00-7:00 Open Studio--NOT part of 6 hrs. of class time39303 JAM 280.2 Beginning Metalsmithing II Fujimura 3 MTWTh 1:00-4:00 CF

MTWTh 4:00-7:00 CFOPEN STUDIO F 4:00-7:00 Open Studio--NOT part of 6 hrs. of class time

39697 TXT280.2 Silk Screen I Knipple 3 TTh 9:00-12:00 CF You must choose two 3-hour sessionsMTWTh 1:00-4:00 CFMW 4:00-7:00 CF

39699 TXT380.2 Silk Screen II Knipple 3 TTh 9:00-12:00 CF You must choose two 3-hour sessionsMTWTh 1:00-4:00 CFMW 4:00-7:00 CF

39698 TXT280.3 Woven Design I Kinsella 3 MW 4:30-7:30 CF39700 TXT380.3 Woven Design II Kinsella 3 MW 4:30-7:30 CF

of 20


ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Enrollment limited to students accepted to program.Architecture

34127 ARC332 16th Century Italian Architecture Ingersoll 3 MW 9:00-10:30 CF Prereq: 1 arc /art hist course. Also registered as ARC 632.34148 ARC335 Early Renaissance Architecture in Italy: 1400-1529 Zaloga 3 TTh 11:05-12:35 CF Prereq: 1 Art /Architecture history course34152 ARC407.1 Architectural Design VI Miller 6 TTh 1:00-7:00 CF Prereq: ARC 307 and ARC 32234160 ARC407.2 Architectural Design VI Ponsi 6 TTh 1:00-7:00 CF Prereq: ARC 307 and ARC 32234206 ARC500.1 Italian Art & Architecture Since 1865 Ingersoll 3 MW 11:05-12:35 CF Prereq: 1 arc /art history courseADMIN ARC500.3 Eco-City Europe: New Lifestyles for Old Cities Ingersoll 3 CF Post-semester Signature Seminar34265 ARC500.4 Italian Public Space as Representation of Collective Form Cassani 3 W only 1:00-4:00 CF34143 ARC571.1 Survey of Italian Architecture Miller 3 FSaSu CF Coreq: Arch Design. Field Studies. 34161 ARC571.2 Survey of Italian Architecture Ponsi 3 FSaSu CF Coreq: Arch Design. Field Studies. 41958 ARC608.1 Architectural Design V Miller 6 TTh 1:00-7:00 CF41959 ARC608.2 Architectural Design V Ponsi 6 TTh 1:00-7:00 CF34127 ARC632 16th Century Italian Architecture Ingersoll 3 MW 9:00-10:30 CF Prereq: 1 arc /art hist course. Also registered as ARC 332.

Design40534 CMD450 Communications Design Problems Lamminpaa 3 Th only 1:30-6:30 CF Open only to students enrolled in Design Program41960 DES 300.1 Made in Italy: Business, Craftsmanship, & Branding Success Anselmi 3 MW 11:05-12:35 CF When registered under DES, open only to students enrolled in Design

Program40535 DES485 Multidisciplinary Design Studio Lamminpaa/

Carandini3 W only 1:30-6:30 CF Open only to students enrolled in Design Program

40536 IND481 Ethnography and Culture in Design Carandini 3 T only 1:30-6:30 CF Open only to students enrolled in Design Program

Engineering 34581 CIE274 Sustainability in Environmental & Engineering Systems Parotti 3 MW 3:05-4:35 Prereq: CHE 106 or 109 or 151 and MAT 29634582 ECS222 Dynamics Ridolfi 3 MW 11:05-12:50 Prereq: MAT 296 and ECS 22134583 ECS325 Mechanics of Solids Salvatori 4 TTh 11:05-12:50 Prereq: ECS 221. 3.5 hours plus recitation

REC W only 5:00-6:0034584 MAE251 Thermodynamics Pacciani 4 MW 9:00-10:45 Prereq: PHY 211 or 215. 3.5 hours plus recitation

REC M only 5:00-6:0032659 MAT485 Differential Equations & Matrix Algebra for Engineers Bisconti 3 TTh 3:05-4:45 Prereq: MAT397. Does not count for Math Major.

of 20

ITALIAN LANGUAGEItalian Language courses are a requirement of the program. For most students at beginning or intermediate levels, this means taking 6 credits of Italian in classes that meet M-Th.If you are a visiting student with prior background in the language, you may need to consult with the Italian Dept. at your home college in order to select the appropriate level.

Architecture, Design, Engineering or Studio Arts program students: You have alternative language course options to fit within your program's structure.Please refer to Option A and Option B at the end of the Italian Language section of this Time Schedule.


Italian Courses Open to All Students

Each 4-credit Italian class is paired with a co-requisite 2-credit Italian Community and Culture class, which meets in the same time slot and with the same students and teacher. When planning your schedule and considering other course selections, you need to keep at least one of the listed time slots open for your Italian classes.

30633 ITA101.1 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531304 ITA101.2 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531305 ITA101.3 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531306 ITA101.4 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531307 ITA101.5 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 8:50-10:45

31637 ITA117.1 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531638 ITA117.2 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531639 ITA117.3 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531640 ITA117.4 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531641 ITA117.5 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 8:50-10:45

31308 ITA101.6 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031309 ITA101.7 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031310 ITA101.8 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031311 ITA101.9 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031314 ITA101.10 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031315 ITA101.11 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031316 ITA101.12 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031317 ITA101.13 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:50

31642 ITA117.6 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031643 ITA117.7 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031644 ITA117.8 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031645 ITA117.9 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031646 ITA117.10 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031647 ITA117.11 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031648 ITA117.12 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031649 ITA117.13 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:50

31318 ITA101.14 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 1:05-3:0031319 ITA101.15 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 1:05-3:0031320 ITA101.16 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 1:05-3:0031321 ITA101.17 Italian I Faculty 4 MTWTH 1:05-3:00

of 20


Italian Courses Open to All Students, continued

31650 ITA117.14 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 1:05-3:0031651 ITA117.15 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 1:05-3:0031652 ITA117.16 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 1:05-3:0031653 ITA117.17 Community and Culture I Faculty 2 MTWTH 1:05-3:00

30637 ITA102.1 Italian II Faculty 4 MTWTH 8:50-10:45 Prereq: ITA 101 or 1 semester of college-level Italian31654 ITA118.1 Italian Community and Culture II Faculty 2 MTWTH 8:50-10:45



30638 ITA201.1 Italian III Faculty 4 MTWTH 8:50-10:45 Prereq: ITA 102 or 2 semesters of college-level Italian31663 ITA217.1 Italian Community and Culture III Faculty 2 MTWTH 8:50-10:45

31328 ITA201.2 Italian III Faculty 4 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 Prereq: ITA 102 or 2 semesters of college-level Italian31664 ITA217.2 Italian Community and Culture III Faculty 2 MTWTH 1:05-3:00

30640 ITA202.1 Italian IV Faculty 4 MTWTH 10:55-12:50 Prereq: ITA 201 or 3 semesters of college-level Italian31667 ITA218.1 Italian Community and Culture IV Faculty 2 MTWTH 10:55-12:50

31331 ITA202.2 Italian IV Faculty 4 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 Prereq: ITA 201 or 3 semesters of college-level Italian31668 ITA218.2 Italian Community and Culture IV Faculty 2 MTWTH 1:05-3:00

30641 ITA325.1 Advanced Language Usage Faculty 3 MW 1:05-3:00 Prereq: ITA 202 or 4 semesters of college-level Italian

31234 ITA421.1 20th Century Italian Literature Francini 3 MW 3:10-4:40 Prereq: ITA 202 or 4 semesters of college-level Italian

Intensive Italian Language Program at the Centro di Cultura Per Stranieri at University of Florence (UniFI)These courses are required for and open only to students accepted to the Intensive Language Program at UniFI.

31671 ITA316.1 Italian Practicum II (coreq ITA380) Francini 1 MW 10:30-12:30 Prereq: ITA 202 or 4 semesters of college-level Italian.

ADMIN ITA380 Intensive Language at Centro (coreq ITA316) Centro 6 MTWTHF 9:00-12:00 Coreq: ITA 316.1. Mandatory meeting during Orientation. Class meets on Fridays.

of 20

Two Italian language options for Architecture, Design, Engineering, and Studio Arts Program students ONLY:

OPTION A: Open only to students accepted to the Architecture, Design, Engineering, or Studio Arts Programs.

Students enrolled in the above programs ONLY may opt to take Italian for only the first half of the semester, earning 3 credits. These 3-credit Italian classes meet Mondays-Thursdays until the midterm break.When planning your schedule and considering other course selections, you need to keep at least one of the listed time slots open for your Italian classes.

Class # Course # Course Description Professor Credits Days TimesCourse Fees? Restrictions. Requisites. Notes.

31635 ITA115.1 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531762 ITA115.2 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531763 ITA115.3 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531764 ITA115.4 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 8:50-10:4531765 ITA115.5 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 8:50-10:45

31766 ITA115.6 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031767 ITA115.7 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031768 ITA115.8 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031769 ITA115.9 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031770 ITA115.10 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031771 ITA115.11 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031772 ITA115.12 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:5031773 ITA115.13 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:50

31774 ITA115.14 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 31775 ITA115.15 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 31776 ITA115.16 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 33964 ITA115.17 Beginning Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 1:05-3:00

31636 ITA116.1 Beginning Italian II - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 8:50-10:45 Prereq: ITA 101 or 1 semester of college-level Italian31777 ITA116.2 Beginning Italian II - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:50 Prereq: ITA 101 or 1 semester of college-level Italian31778 ITA116.3 Beginning Italian II - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 Prereq: ITA 101 or 1 semester of college-level Italian

31661 ITA215.1 Intermediate Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 8:50-10:45 Prereq: ITA 102 or 2 semesters of college-level Italian31783 ITA215.2 Intermediate Italian I - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 Prereq: ITA 102 or 2 semesters of college-level Italian

31662 ITA216.1 Intermediate Italian II - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 10:55-12:50 Prereq: ITA 201 or 3 semesters of college-level Italian31786 ITA216.2 Intermediate Italian II - half semester (Option A) Faculty 3 MTWTH 1:05-3:00 Prereq: ITA 201 or 3 semesters of college-level Italian

OPTION B: Open only to students accepted to the Architecture, Design, Engineering, or Studio Arts Programs.

Beginning Italian students in the above programs ONLY may opt to take this 3-credit course meeting 2x/week for the entire semester. When planning your schedule and considering other course selections, you need to keep at least one of the listed time slots open for your Italian classes.

33968 ITA115.21 Beginning Italian I - 2x/week all semester (Option B) Faculty 3 TTH 8:50-10:45

41920 ITA115.22 Beginning Italian I - 2x/week all semester (Option B) Faculty 3 MW 10:55-12:50

41921 ITA115.23 Beginning Italian I - 2x/week all semester (Option B) Faculty 3 MW 10:55-12:50

41922 ITA115.24 Beginning Italian I - 2x/week all semester (Option B) Faculty 3 MW 1:05-3:00 of 20

Registration Instructions You must finish registering by 3:00 PM, Tuesday, November 21.

Use MySlice: http://myslice.ps.syr.edu/

As You Register… Use your copy of your Student Advising Form (with the yellow-highlighted Class Numbers found on the Time Schedule of Classes recorded for each course) and the Registration Instructions that follow. Go online to http://myslice.syr.edu. The following will explain things you may note as you register:

Some courses may reach their enrollment limit and you may find that you are unable to register. You may have the option of adding your name to a Wait List. Wait lists are resolved in Florence; if space opens up during schedule adjustment in Florence, students on wait lists may be able to register for the course. Priority goes to majors, then minors, by class level Wait-listed students need to demonstrate their continued interest in a course by attending the first class session and speaking with the instructor. If you are closed out of a course that is fulfilling a specific academic requirement which cannot be met by another course AND which you must take this semester in order to graduate on time, you should document this need by having your home college submit the Academic Need Verification Form. We will make every effort to meet your confirmed academic needs.

You will not be able to register or make changes to your schedule online after November 21. An SUA Registration Hold will be placed on your record preventing this.

Help/Questions

If you encounter any problems as you attempt to register for classes, please refer to the “Troubleshooting” section.

If you still have questions or problems, please contact Marisa Lostumbo at Syracuse Abroad ([email protected] or +1 800-235-3472).

Additional Registration Resources

Use this chart to assist you in looking up any holds on your account:

How to View Holds Description Expected Result Login to MySlice, using your NetID and Password.

The MySlice homepage is displayed.

In Student Services Finances, select link “View Holds.”

All holds are displayed.

All Florence classes have enrollment limits. You will not be able to register for a class (or section) once the enrollment limit is reached, so be sure to have alternative course selections ready when you register.

of 20

http://myslice.ps.syr.edu/

http://myslice.syr.edu/

http://suabroad.syr.edu/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/AcadNeed_VerifctnFrm_Florence.pdf

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Online%20registration%20problems




Use the chart below for a quick overview of registration procedures. For more detailed instructions, carefully review the Online Enrollment Guide.

Add Classes Drop Classes Swap Classes

1. Log in to MySlice. Use:

• NetID • Password





2. In Student Services Enrollment, select link:

• Enroll in a class From Add Classes page:

• Select term



• Select term



• Select term

3. ENTER CLASS NUMBER

Found on Time Schedule in Registration Packet

3. Click Drop tab

Select class(es) to drop from your Time Schedule

3. Click Swap tab.

Use dropdown to select class(es) to swap out.

4. Add Components (if needed):

• Lecture • Lab • Discussion

4. No need to select components; all related parts drop automatically

4. Select switch into class(es):

Enter Class Number found on Time Schedule in Registration Packet

5. Confirm Selection:

• Check Class Number • Check Day/Time • Check Location





6. Click:

• Finish Enrolling button

6. Click:


6. Click:


of 20





And some last parting thoughts:

For Troubleshooting… See the following page for help.

To ensure the accuracy of your schedule:

Make sure all the sections start with “Z9 ” (this identifies them as Florence classes). If you’re an undergrad, make sure your Term Credits Total is at least 12 credits to confirm your

status as a full-time student and meet Italian immigration requirements. Do not include credits for wait-listed courses in this total.

Be sure to verify the section number of any course that has more than one section to ensure that you’ve registered for the correct section.

of 20


Troubleshooting

Technical questions regarding registration should be directed to Marisa Lostumbo at Syracuse Abroad, or call +1 800-235-3472.

Common Registration Error Messages

Error Message Explanation Resolution Requisite not met for class, not enrolled.

You have not met the requirements (prereq, class standing, etc.) to enroll in the specified class.

Select another class. If you can demonstrate that you have the background required for the class and should be allowed to register, contact Syracuse Abroad.

Class full; student added to wait list.

Add not processed because class is closed. Class will appear on student’s schedule with status = waiting.

Wait list addressed in Florence during schedule adjustment. Wait-listed students do not automatically get added to the class but need to demonstrate their continued interest in a course by attending the first class session.

Enrollment in Courses in Career: Graduates are normally not allowed for those in Career: Undergraduate.

UGRD trying to register for grad level class / GRAD trying to register for undergraduate level class

Contact Syracuse Abroad to find out if you are eligible for this class.

Hold on student’s record, add not processed

There is a hold on student’s record preventing registration

Refer to Financial Hold letter sent by the Bursar and/or click the VIEW MY HOLDS link in the STUDENT SERVICES section for information about the hold. Must clear holds to be able to register.

Maximum term student unit load exceeded

UGRAD = trying to register for more than 16 credits GRAD = trying to register for more than 15 credits

Contact Syracuse Abroad. In certain cases (because of Audit or with Permission from the Honors Program), an override may be granted.

No valid appointment found and open enrollment period has not begun

You are trying to register before initial access date/time or during a time period when the system is not available for registration.

Try again at appropriate time. Contact Syracuse Abroad if attempting to access during the appropriate time.

Permission number entered is not valid

Student Specific permission = permission expired

Contact Syracuse Abroad for clarification on permission status.

Student already enrolled in class, add not processed

Course already on your schedule

Check class number(s)

Student not enrolled; class and wait list are full.

Both the class and wait list are closed.

Select another class. Use the Academic Need Verification Form only if you need this specific course this semester in order to graduate on time.

Student not enrolled; class full or restricted

The class is closed OR you do not meet class requirements

Select another class; choose wait list if available. Use the Academic Need Verification Form only if you meet the class requirements AND need this specific course this semester in order to graduate on time.

Student not enrolled, student needs permission to enroll in this class

The class is closed or restricted. You may be able to obtain permission to enroll in the class by contacting Syracuse Abroad.

Select another class or contact Syracuse Abroad for additional information.

[Error message upon attempting to add a non-matching co-requisite section number]

You must also register for the appropriate co-requisite class that has the same section number.

Refer to Florence Time Schedule in Registration Packet to find class number you need to register for the co-requisite that has same section number (e.g., ITA 117.9 is the co-requisite for ITA 101.9).

Troubleshooting and Tips

Cannot see STUDENT SERVICES application: Within the Orange header of the MySlice there is a CONTENT link. Click this link. The MySlice content page is displayed. In the middle of the page is a pagelet with section names listed with check boxes to their left. Click into the check box next to STUDENT SERVICES. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. The MySlice Homepage is re-displayed and the STUDENT SERVICES section has been added. If the STUDENT SERVICES section is not a selection option, contact the ITS help line at 315-443-2677.

Availability: MySlice is scheduled to be available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Regularly scheduled system downtimes will occur for various applications in the portal. Check the ANNOUNCEMENTS on MySlice for advance notification of downtimes. The Information Technology Services (ITS) help line is available during regular University business hours at 315-443-2677.

Timeout: There is an inactivity timeout on the web. There will be a warning message displayed after 55 minutes of inactivity: “Your session is about to time out…” After 60 minutes of inactivity, MySlice will “timeout,” logging you out of the portal. A dialog box will be displayed with the message: “Your Session has ended”. Click the yellow OK button, and log out of your browser. Restart your browser and re-enter the URL http://myslice.ps.syr.edu to log into MySlice using your NetID and password.

Printing Web Pages: Click inside the open page. Select Print Frame from File menu. When prompted, click OK.

Scrolling and Moving: On some web pages, you may have to scroll to the right or left to view all content on page. This is especially important to remember when building a large Time Schedule consisting of multiple-component classes.

NetID and Password: You must have an active NetID and password to use MySlice. You only need to activate your NetID one time. To activate your University NetID and password – your keys to the University's computing network – you can follow the simple steps outlined on the University's NetID Web page: http://selfserv.syr.edu/selfserv/home

Terms: Autoenroll: When one part of a course is automatically added to your schedule when you register for the other part. When you drop the Enrolled part, both parts are removed from your schedule.

Related Part/Component: One course set up with multiple parts. You need to select each part when registering. You will usually select the first section and then have to select from a prompt list of “related” class sections. An example is a class with two lecture sections and multiple discussion sections listed for each lecture. You must choose one lecture and one section that go together in order to register for the course.

Section Numbering: Numbering consists of a letter, representing the campus where the course is offered, and three digits, representing the section. For example, the section Z901 is a Syracuse Abroad Florence course identified by “901.” The section M001 is a Main Campus course identified by “001” and U001 is a University College course identified by “001.” of 20






http://selfserv.syr.edu/selfserv/home

online registration: wednesday, november 15–tuesday ... · cer 221/cer 222 – introduction to...

Documents