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SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY<br />

have chosen the appropriate option, click on the button “I declare”. (Such registration is only<br />

available if Registration period is displayed under “Periods” in the “Information” menu! If you have<br />

not chosen any course for the semester yet, but you intend to register with an “Active” status, the<br />

programme will ask you to make sure whether you really want to continue the registration process.<br />

If you choose the option “no” at this stage, this means that registration will not be completed, and<br />

before you do so, you can take up your courses. If you choose “OK”, you can continue registration.<br />

Naturally, you are free to take up courses afterwards.)<br />

Subject registration (choosing subjects, choosing courses)<br />

Choose the link “Subject registration” in the “Subjects” menu.<br />

1. Displaying the list of subjects: Select the appropriate semester (e.g. 2012/13/1) and the<br />

curriculum, then select “Subject list of the chosen curriculum” under „Subject type” to display<br />

compulsory and alternative subjects. The option “Other optional subjects” may be used if the<br />

institution concerned manages its optional subjects separated from the curricula. If you do not<br />

find any subject in this list, this only means that at your institution these optional subjects are<br />

also integrated into the curricula. In this case, you should choose the option “Subject list of<br />

the chosen curriculum” at this question. By ticking “Show only those subjects that will be<br />

launched” you can make sure that only those subjects appear in the displayed subject list<br />

which will be launched in the semester selected. You can display the subject list filtered<br />

according to the conditions set by clicking on the “List subjects” button.<br />

2. Display, search and ordering options in the subject list: On the top of the list you can set<br />

the number of subjects to be displayed on one page. If the list is longer than one page, you<br />

can use the two-way arrows on the top of the list or the drop-down menu to turn pages. By<br />

clicking on the printer icon, you can print the page displayed. When you find the subject<br />

required, click on any detail and all details of the selected subject will be displayed in a<br />

pop-up window.<br />

3. Subject details / Current courses tab: Here you can see the courses launched in the given<br />

semester for the selected subject. You can now choose the subject and its course or courses.<br />

You can choose the courses by marking the checkbox on the right of the course list, then<br />

confirm your choice by clicking on “Save” at the bottom of the page. You have to choose more<br />

than one course for the same subject if more than one course type (e.g. theoretical and<br />

practical) are announced. In this case, you need to choose one course for each course type.<br />

This is not true for exam courses which must be chosen independently in all cases, which<br />

means that you cannot choose an exam course and another course type for the same subject<br />

at the same time. Course registration will only be successful if:<br />

– you have fulfilled the requirements for subject and course registration,<br />

– none of the courses selected is booked out (in the students/limit column the number of<br />

students is under the limit),<br />

– you have selected one course for each course type (e.g. theoretical, practical),<br />

– it is preliminary or final subject and course registration period,<br />

– you have not completed the subject so far.<br />

For more information on a given course, click on any detail of the given course in the list to<br />

display the course information in a new pop-up window.<br />

4. Deregistering subjects: If for any reason you would like to drop a chosen subject, you can<br />

do so under “Registrated subjects” in the “Subjects” menu. On this page you can see the<br />

subjects you have chosen in the current registration period; you can change courses or<br />

deregister subjects here. If in any subject line you click on “Deregister subject”, the system will<br />

first ask whether you really want to drop the given subject and if you answer yes, the subject<br />

will be dropped and deleted from the list of registered subjects. Naturally, this means that your<br />

registration for the courses of the deregistered subjects is also deleted and you will be<br />

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