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Conflict indicator

 
Old 06-29-2010 at 04:29 PM   #1
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Conflict indicator
Because the math course I wanted to take for 2nd semester got full, I picked it for the first sem. I originally planned to take microecon for 1st sem, because according to Mastertimetable, microecon classes of 2nd sem occur at the same time as physics 1l03, another elective which I plan to take. So because I can only have 1 elective the first term and 2 electives for the other term, I signed up for math (1st term) and physics 1l03 + microncon (for 2nd term). I then clicked "Verify Changes & Check Conflicts," and nothing turned up for the column under "Conflict Indicator."

Does this mean the conflict indicator is not working properly? And if I do leave my timetable like this, what happens when the 'official' timetable is released afterward?

Thank you!
Old 06-29-2010 at 04:45 PM   #2
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the conflict indicator only indicates conflicts once your timetable is released (as some classes have several sections in 1 term). Right now, it only checks for prerequisites for the course, not the actual sectioning.

But since you know they conflict, I recommend you get some backups in line so you can start switching it up.

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