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Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Final exam weekly schedules for fall 2016 and spring 2017 are now posted


The fall 2016 (1169) and spring 2017 (1173) final exam schedules are now posted to One Stop. Please share exam days and times with instructors.

Tate Lab of Physics renovation

Since June 2015, Tate Lab of Physics has been offline for a full interior renovation. It is scheduled to be completed in summer 2017. All existing spaces are being removed and reconfigured, and new space will be added along the Church Street side of the building.

To learn more about future classroom capacities and to see classroom renderings, review this slide set.  


To see photos of the ongoing renovation, visit the OCM Classroom Projects page. General project information is available on the Capital Planning & Project Management site.

May/summer session wait list process reminder

The auto-enroll wait list process for all summer 2016 (1165) sessions on the Twin Cities campus began on Tuesday, April 26, and continues to run through the first day of the session in which a class is scheduled. Students can add themselves to a wait list through the first day of the session. Session start dates may be found on the OCM website. 


If you encounter any issues with wait listing, or the auto-enroll process, please contact the ASR Training & Support Team at srhelp@umn.edu. More information on how students can add themselves to a wait list can be found in this guide.

Wednesday, June 1, 2016

Cancel classes that will not be offered

For summer 2016 (1165) and fall 2016 (1169), there are a large number of classes on the schedule with low or no enrollment. If you do not plan to offer a class, make sure to cancel the class as soon as possible. Collegiate processes vary for classes that have enrollments. If you are not sure about the process, please contact ocmsched@umn.edu.

Please note: Changing a class’s enrollment capacity to zero and checking the "no print" box in Collaborative Class Scheduling (CCS) will not cancel a class, delete a class, or release the classroom assignment. Always cancel a class that will not be offered for a given term.

In CCS, schedulers do not have the ability to delete individual class sections. Instead, classes that will not be offered should be cancelled.

During CCS open initial build: Schedulers should cancel class sections that will not be offered. OCM Scheduling runs a query daily to delete classes that have been canceled the prior workday.

During CCS open emergent changes: Schedulers should still cancel classes that will no longer be offered, but they will not be deleted by OCM Scheduling.

Upcoming SR Help workshop - advanced topics in CCS


June's SR Help workshop is aimed at departmental class schedulers and will focus on Collaborative Class Scheduling (CCS) advanced topics, such as working with combined sections. CCS schedulers will be emailed an invitation that includes more details in the near future.

When: Wednesday June 15, 11-12 noon
Where: 131B Bruininks Hall  

Note: SR Help workshops will take the month of July off, and will resume in August.

Setting up online classes in CCS - new UPK topic!

Class schedulers, please make sure that your online classes are searchable as such in the online class search. Check out our new UPK topic, “Online sections.”

Find this UPK topic from within PeopleSoft by clicking on the "Help" link and navigating to: PeopleSoft SA 9.0 Student Records > Collaborative Class Scheduling > Online Sections. Alternatively, you can search for “Online sections.”