If you are notified of an open seat being held for you, log on to Pipeline in the 12-hour window to register for the class. To do so, change the status of the class under "Action" to "Web Registered." Click on the "Submit Changes" button to process the added class, and make sure you drop any classes with time conflicts when you do this.
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If you are offered a seat in the waitlisted course, at that point you will have to add both corequisites when you go to register for you waitlisted class. If you are, for example, on a waitlist for a science lecture class and are notified your seat is available, you will have to add your desired lab at the point you register for the waitlisted ...
1. To add the class CRN directly, choose Add or Drop Classes, and then enter the CRN into the Add Classes Worksheet. 2. Submit Changes to register. 3. Once you Submit, you should be able to view your registered classes underneath Current Schedule.
Feb 04, 2021 · Is your Pipeline account new? Do you need a user name and password? Students. Your PipelineMT account is created the day you are admitted to the university.
Feb 04, 2021 · 1. Click on Add or Drop Classes and select the desired term. 2. If it is not your assigned registration time or you have a hold, you will not be able to access this screen. 3. On the Add or Drop Classes page, scroll down and enter your course reference numbers (CRNs) in the boxes, starting from the left.
Your PipelineMT account is created the day you are admitted to the university. Get your username / change Your Password. If you want to check your admission status, visit Admission Inquiry
Your PipelineMT account and password are created the day that you are first assigned as a course's primary instructor on the Banner Student System. You will receive notification from the Information Technology Division with this information.
Your PipelineMT account is created overnight after your job record has been set up on the administrative system by the HR department.
A variety of undergraduate and graduate courses are offered during Winter Session, but all courses are online. There are no on-campus courses held during this session. There are some Study Abroad trips that will be held during Winter Session, but otherwise all courses will be online and accelerated.
Students are limited to one course and 4 credit hours in the Winter Session, unless the course is a lecture and lab co-requisite combination. In those cases students may register for the lecture and lab in Winter Session, provided the total credit hours do not exceed 4 hours.
Yes, since the Winter Session is tied to the Spring semester, you may still only take 18 total credit hours between all parts of term. Should you want to take more than 18 hours in the Spring semester, please contact your academic advisor to see if you qualify for a course overload.
The university will be closed between December 24 and January 1 for the holiday break. During this time services will be very limited as most offices will be closed. A list of available services is below:
Winter Session courses will be marked with a "W" in the section number and will have an attribute in the far right column that indicates it is a “Winter Session Course.” The dates of the course will also be listed as December 21, 2020 – January 21, 2021. See screenshot below to easily identify if a course is listed in Winter Session.
You can register for Winter Session courses at the same time you register for Spring semester courses, starting with Priority Registration. The last day to add a Winter Session course is the fee payment deadline day for Winter Session.
No, since Winter Session is tied to the Spring semester you cannot take a course that in Winter Session that is a prerequisite for a course you take later in the Spring. The system will not allow that type of registration.
Launch a web browser FireFox from your computer. Type http://peerspace.cs.mtsu.edu in the address bar and press Enter. A page like the following will appear in the browser.
The first page you see after logging onto PeerSpace is your home page. This page displays information such as the current online users, the most active users, the latest forum posts, etc. The following picture is a sample home page. Your homepage may look a little bit different. At the top of the home page, there is a menu bar.
PeerSpace has several forums where users can discuss course materials/assignments/homeworks, exchange ideas, and discuss college life. From any page in the PeerSpace, click on the " Tools " in the top menu bar and choose " Forum ". This will lead to the forum page, which looks like the following picture.
In PeerSpace, each user belongs to at least one group, one class group and one study group. The study group has a discussion board. Only the group members can write posts in this discussion board. To write a post in the group discussion board, follow the steps below: