Welcome to GCORP

8/7/2019 Welcome to GCORP

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Welcome to GCORPWelcome to GCORP

Developers: Paul Tran and MayurVora

Graduate Recruiting and Student Services Department


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How this will help you?How this will help you?

y This tool will provide you the road map

for your degree and your requirements

for graduation.

y A planning function is put in to allow you

to plan out or estimate the time to

complete your degree based on yourunique preferences.


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What this is not? (Disclaimer)What this is not? (Disclaimer)

y This is not a substitute for your academic

advisor but a complimentary tool. To gain

the most out of this tool, consult your

advisor either by email or appointment togo over your schedule for accuracy

before you commit to ensure that you are

on the right track.


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Developers Final NoteDevelopers Final Note

y Please pay very close attention and do

not ignore the prerequisite and

corequisite relationships between classes

for your degree. Much has been done tolimit the possibility of error when using

this tool however the possibility still exist.

So there is a responsibility placed on youthe user to notice and adhere to those

relationships. Thank you!


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Next 3 slides will describe the featuresNext 3 slides will describe the features


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This box is a complete list

of all the classes that arerequired of your degree .

This tells you how many courses

you have left.

This is planning part of the

tool that allows you input

the classes.


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This is the visual layout of your

degree including the prerequisite

and corequisite relationships

represented by the arrows

A unfilled orange arrow means a

corequisite relationship. This means

you must have completed the

preceding course before or during

the same semester in order to take

the following course.

Solid Black arrow means a

prerequisite relationship. This

means you must have completed

the preceding courses in order totake following course.


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A description of each course is

included so just move your

mouse over that class and a box

will pop up automatically.

Anytime you want to

return to the course

selection page click this

button.

A blue circle is used to indicate

that any relationship arrow(s) thatstart inside the blue circle will only

apply to that specific course and

not all the courses inside the

black box.

A box with a red fill indicates

there are prerequisite and/or

corequisite relationship that are

not indicated in the diagram andso you need to view the

description to see if you meet the

conditions.


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The remaining slides will show you aThe remaining slides will show you asamplesample


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Start with selecting a term and a year

that corresponds to your starting

semester. Clicking the cell will provide a

drop down menu to select your choice.


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Notice Fall 2010 was selected as the

starting semester and the rest of thedates are filled in for the table.

Next start by inputting your classes

waived and then start entering classes

you would like to take in the

appropriate semester


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Notice 2 classes have been entered. Entry is not cap sensitive but

you must include the space in between the prefix and the course

number (Ex. MBA 7025 = Good while MBA7025 = Bad)

3-4 things happen when you input a class correctly.

First, the box for those 2

course turns green to

indicate you typed it

correctly.

Second, those 2 course on

this list will disappear.

Third, the class remaining

decreased from 22 to 20.

Fourth, once the prerequisite

and corequisite relationship

has been met, the following

course will appear.


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Once you start selecting courses in

the blue shaded area which are your

concentration classes then thecounter will also keep track. Notice

now it says Pick 2

Continue in this fashion for the

rest of degree. As soon as you

have met the relationship then

more courses will appear for you

to enter into your planner.


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Notice after picking 2 courses in

the blue shaded area, the bar now

says Complete!!! to indicate you

have satisfied this area.


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Finally!! This is what you want to see

after you finish meeting all therequirements for the degree. Now go

forth for the fun has just begun!

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