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ATLAS Exam Attendance - Adding a course

Learn to add a course in ATLAS Exam Attendance.

Begin by logging into ATLAS Exam Attendance at the following link:


If you administrate multiple departments, you will need to select the department for which you'd like to add a course. If you only administrate one department, you will see the courses screen upon successful login. 

select the "Add Course" option at the top right of the courses table

From the courses table, we'll select the "Add Course" option at the top right - which will pull up the following dialog box. 

the add new course dialog box has an area to enter the name, select the campus course, and select active - hit save to complete changes

In the courses dialog box, there are three areas (one of which required) that deserve our attention:

1) Name - This is a title that will appear in ATLAS Exam Attendance and reports. It does not have to match the campus course title. 

2) Campus Course - Use the drop-down selector to choose the appropriate campus course from the master list of courses. 

3) Active - This checkbox determines whether or not a course is available for general use. An administrator can use the "Inactive" setting to both archive information from past courses as well as set up a course in advance. 

Hit "Save" to finalize option selections -- if you have trouble saving, check that you have entered the required "Name." 

see the successful course added box in the top right as well as the course appear in the course table

Upon hitting "Save" in the dialog box, you should see the successful upload indicator in the top right of your screen. 

CHEM 102 is visible in the courses table, successfully added to courses associated with Chemistry in ATLAS Exam Attendance. 


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Keywordsexam, exam attendance, security, add course   Doc ID69191
OwnerTodd R.GroupUniversity of Illinois LAS
Created2016-12-04 10:58:23Updated2016-12-12 08:09:46
SitesUniversity of Illinois Liberal Arts and Sciences
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