Title: Registry and Student, Admissions
1Registry andStudent, Admissions Curricula
Systems (SACS)
University Matriculation Processes and Student
Systems
2RegistryLinda Kerr Operations
SupportAilsa Macaskill Deputy Head of Student
Administration ServicesCraig Shearer Head of
Student Administration ServicesStudent,
Admissions Curricula Systems (SACS)
- Paul Gorman Systems Support Officer
- Please ask questions throughout, but a full QA
at the end.
3What does the Registry do?
- Located in Old College, Registry manages central
student - administration
- Registration and matriculation
- Student support and fees
- Examinations
- Graduations
- Other student administration
- Data management
- For further details, see http//www.registry.ed.
ac.uk
4Registry structure
Registry Senior Management Group Veena
OHalloran Director of Registry Rio Watt Head of
Operations
Operations Support Linda Kerr Sheena Jenkins
5What is matriculation?
- Matriculation the act of formally becoming a
student of UoE - To matriculate, UG students are required to
- Register with the Registry
- Arrange fee payment with Student Finance and Fees
- Have their attendance confirmed by their DoS
- New students must fulfil additional admissions
criteria managed by the College office, e.g.
Disclosure Scotland - Students will also
- Have courses enrolled
- Join the students union, societies etc.
6Registration information for students
- Registry posts forms to students for early postal
registration - New Students
- Registration form
- Tuition fee form
- Previous institution and qualifications form
- Continuing (existing) Students
- Registration form
7Registration information for students 2
- Continuing students can return their forms by
post, and therefore do NOT need to attend
registration in person. Fee payment is made with
Finance directly. - New students can only make a postal return if ALL
of their fees paid by the SAAS, their LA or ELB
and they have their acknowledgement of award
letter from SAAS, LA or ELB - otherwise NEW students need to attend in person.
8In-person registration
- To register in-person, students must either
attend Pollock Halls or Adam House - Pollock Halls registration, for new students who
are resident in Pollock HallsSaturday 8th
September 2007, South Hall, Pollock Halls - Adam House, Chambers StreetMonday 10th -
Friday 14th September - Monday 17th is a University Holiday and
University closed
9Other information sent to students
- Information from EUCS, the Edinburgh University
Computing Service, via Card Services - Lab access and email account login and password
- MyEd student portal login and password
- www.myed.ac.uk
- Information from Card services
- University of Edinburgh Student card
- www.card.ed.ac.uk
10Matriculation information from Registry
- http//www.registry.ed.ac.uk
11Student, Admissions Curricula Systems
- Part of the EUCLID team Edinburgh
University Complete Lifecycle Integrated
Development - The EUCLID Project will transform student
administration at the University of Edinburgh.
http//www.euclid.ed.ac.uk/ - What does SACS do?
- User support
- User consultation
- Business analysis
- Training
- Local applications
- Website development
- Departmental desktop support
Head of SACS, Bruce Johnson Test Support
Manager, Alex Hyde-Parker Systems
Support Colin Hunter Paul Gorman Gareth
Phillips Business Support Julie Robertson Jon
Taylor
12Matriculation related tasks for a DoS
- A DoS needs to
- Confirm students attendance
- Enrol courses and check any pre-enrolments
- Notify programme, method or year of study changes
- These tasks are undertaken using WISARD
- Web Interface to Student And Related Data
- http//www.sasg.ed.ac.uk/SACS/WISARD
- Accessible ONLY through MyEd http//www.myed.ac.u
k
13An introduction to WISARD
- Student
- Search for students and view their details
- Assign yourself as a students DoS
- Confirm a students attendance
- Search for and enrol courses outline of key
data - Edit enrolled courses cancellations/withdrawals
- Programme, method and year of study changes
- CCAM (part of WISARD)
- Course Creation And Maintenance
14An introduction to WISARD
- DRPS
- DPTs and Regulations
- Full course schedules and information
- TimeTab
- Check timetable compatibility
TimeTab
CCAM
DRPS
15Course pre-enrolments
- Courses can be pre-enrolled for students
Seeding - There are 2 types of seeding
- Mandatory or programme level managed in DACS
- Courses are linked to the programmes and years of
study for which they are seeded. - A program is run once a year to populate the
seeded courses. - Optional or elective
- Data files are provided by Schools to the
Registry (up to end August), which are uploaded
directly into the database.
16Cancellation of courses
- Courses that are enrolled for students who are
not recorded as being in attendance, will be
cancelled at the end of week 2 - SACS will send a reminder to all DoSs prior to
this happening
17Other key processes
- In 05/06 the University was fined for
over-recruiting students - A student who withdraws within 5 weeks of
starting a programme does not count as having
been on the programme, therefore should not incur
a fine - The 'census' date for counting students is 1
December - There are other obligations the University must
consider SAAS, SLC funding and Council Tax
exemption - Therefore it is very important that withdrawals
and repeat years need to be notified to Registry
as quickly as possible.
18WISARD Demo
- http//www.sasg.ed.ac.uk/SACS/WISARD
19MyEd Student and Staff Portal
20WISARD Training
- We recommend you attend one of our regular
sessions held in the Registry training room - Student Data, Queries Updates
- CCAM
- These can be booked in the MyEd Training and
Development channel - http//www.sasg.ed.ac.uk/SACS/Wisard/wisard_traini
ng.htm
21 SACS Support Desk
- WISARD and SACS Support Desk
- Email SACS_at_ed.ac.uk
- Tel. 50 2224
- Registry
- Student Administration Support, in Registry
- studentrecords.mvm_at_ed.ac.uk
- studentrecords.sce_at_ed.ac.uk
- studentrecords.hss_at_ed.ac.uk
- Fees
- fees_at_ed.ac.uk
22Any questions?