August 2008 Welcome to Student DARS Web! (Degree Audit Reporting System )
Welcome to Advisor DARS Web!
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January 2008
Welcome to Adviso
r DARS Web!
(Degree Audit Reporting System )
Table of Contents
• Enter a student’s Temple ID number or their first and/or last name.
DARS Review:• ExceptionsClick Here
• View Courses Click Here
• AuditClick Here
• Planned CoursesClick Here
• What if ProgramClick Here
• Transfer Evaluations
Click Here
Exceptions
• Select “View Exceptions.”
• To view further information, select the desired link under “Audit Note.”
Exceptions
• You can edit the Exception.
• After editing “Exceptions” select “SaveEdit.”
View Courses
• Select “View Courses” • “R-title” represents former institutions a student attended.
View Courses
• Select an institution you would like to view.
• The student’s former
course(s) from another institution will appear.
Audit(View Audit)
• Select “View Audit.” • A list of audits will appear. The most current audit will be displayed at the top of the list.
Audit(Request New Audit)
• Select “Request New Audit.”
• Select “Submit a New Audit.”
Audit
• Select “Open Audit” and view a student’s overall GPA, completed requirements, and unfilled requirements.
• Green meaning completed semester hours and Pink meaning unfilled semester hours.
Audit
• Select “Core” or “Major”.
• A bar graph will appear and display further information about the “Core” or “Major”.
Planned Courses(Option # 1)
• Select “Add Planned Courses”.
• After selecting a Year, Course and/or a Memo, select “Save/Edit.”
Planned Courses
• To edit a “Planned Course,” select the desired class under “Course Number.”
• Select “Save/Edit” after editing your “Planned”
course.
Planned Courses(Option #2)
• Select a course from the sub-requirements (preferably a required class).
• Select “Yes.”
Planned Courses
• In the “Course Description” scroll down and check the class of your interest.
• In this example select “Mathematics.”
Planned Courses
• Make sure you check for prerequisite, credits, and availability.
• Select “Add.”
Planned Courses(Option #3)
• Select “Add a Course…” • Select a class for future references (next semester).
Planned Courses
• Select “Submit Addition.”
• Under “Course Cart” select “Go” after checking your list.
Planned Courses
• To review your list of “Planned Courses” select “View Planned Courses.”
• List of “Planned” courses.
Planned Courses
• To Delete “Planned Courses,” select the check box (to the right) and select “Delete Courses”.
• IMPORTANT NOTE: The “Planned Courses” selected for the semester(s) will not automatically register students for those selected year/terms.
Planned Courses(Request New Audit)
• In order to see a student’s “Planned Courses” throughout the interactive audit, select “Request New Audit,” and click “Include Planned Courses” before selecting “Submit a New Audit”.
Planned Courses
• The interactive audit will show how the "Planned Course(s)” will satisfy requirements once they are completed with a satisfactory grade.
What if
Hypothetically Speaking:
WHAT IF a student changed their major?How will their completed courses apply?
• Under “Request New Audit” select “Run Selected Program.”
What if
• Select a “College, Major, and Degree.”
• Select the year the student was admitted.
What If
• Select “Submit a New Audit.”
• Select “Open Audit” to view the required core and major courses needed.
Transfer Evaluations
• Source is the transfer institution.
• Code is the transfer institutions FICE or IPED code (used to access the A9 screen in ISIS).
• Date Modified is the date the evaluation was posted or updated.
• RCredit is the reported credit of the transfer course.
• ECredit is the earned credit for the transfer course.
• RCI is the Required Course Indicator.
DARS Web
Conclusion!