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Subject Code Validation Form (STVSUBJ)<br />

Indicated values will display in the list of subjects available to search when the Look Up<br />

Classes page (bwckgens.p_sel_term_date) is selected. The output of the Catalog <strong>and</strong><br />

Schedule reports for display on the corresponding Web pages also is restricted to the Webenabled<br />

subject codes. Please note that a student will not be prevented from registering for<br />

a specific section by entering the CRN directly, even if the subject code for that section is<br />

not Web-enabled.<br />

Course Registration Status Code Validation Form (STVRSTS)<br />

Values which are Web-enabled will be used either in the Add/Drop process or as<br />

additional options which a student can select, such as audit or waitlist.<br />

At least two values, one which will be used when courses are added via the Web <strong>and</strong> one<br />

which will be used when courses are dropped via the Web, must be Web-enabled. The<br />

specific values you use for these two actions will be controlled by entries in the Crosswalk<br />

Validation Form (GTVSDAX). You can use the traditional RE (Registered) <strong>and</strong> DD (Drop/<br />

Delete) values for these entries, or you can define additional values for Web Registered<br />

<strong>and</strong> Web Dropped. If you define additional values for the codes used for these purposes,<br />

you must set all the indicators for each value to correspond with the indicators set for RE<br />

<strong>and</strong> DD.<br />

Warning<br />

Careful consideration should be given to which codes are Web-enabled.<br />

For example, if students should only be permitted to add courses on the<br />

Web, no drop status codes should be Web-enabled. Also, a waitlist<br />

course status should be Web-enabled only if students should be<br />

permitted to select a waitlist status for a course if a section is closed <strong>and</strong> a<br />

waitlist is available. An institution may also want to consider whether<br />

course statuses with refunding rules should be Web-enabled.<br />

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Setup Summary<br />

The following steps summarize the actions you need to take to set up registration on the<br />

Web. These steps are described in detail in the next section.<br />

1. Set up the global Web rules using Customize Web Rules in Web Tailor.<br />

2. Establish Web processing <strong>and</strong> Web display controls on the Term Control Form<br />

(SOATERM) for a specific term. This step is required for every registration term.<br />

3. Establish <strong>and</strong> Web-enable Web-related enrollment <strong>and</strong> course status codes on the<br />

Course Registration Status Code Validation Form (STVRSTS). This step is required<br />

for the initial set-up of Web registration.<br />

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<strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Registration

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