How to register courses in IS.MUNI.CZ – illustrated manual
(Masaryk University Information System)
I.
1. To learn about basic concepts and procedures, read the Brief Manual for Course Registration available at
www.phil.muni.cz/studium.
2. Read the rest of this manual.
II.
1. The following is the IS homepage you will encounter after logging into the system.
2. You can read the noticeboard messages here and also access every other IS function by clicking on the underlined
text (link). However, only one link is important at the moment and that is Registration and enrollment in the
Student section, marked in the picture by a red arrow.
3. After clicking on the link, make sure the correct (Autumn/Spring) term of the appropriate year is selected.
4. There are two ways to register courses, which is illustrated in the following image.
a. Let’s suppose you have read both parts of the Study catalog – the faculty-wide plus the department one
containing a recommended study plan. In that case, you can register courses you’d like to take by entering
their codes into the specified field. It is possible to register more than one course at once if you separate the
codes by spaces.
b. Another possibility is to register courses according to templates created by the relevant departments. To do so,
you have to click through several options specifying the studies you want. It is highly recommended to read
any comments and suggestions you might encounter along the way in order to avoid any complications or
mistakes. The purpose of the comments is to help you with future decisions, not to slow you down on your
road to education.
Eventually, you will reach a list of courses you might select for registration by checking the boxes next to them. Read all
descriptions and comments before you make your choice.
Click on Save changes when you have sellected the courses you want to take.
If the courses you have registered do not have any prerequisites, your work is done. However, it is often necessary to ask
the teacher for permission (in case of various restrictions such as maximum capacity) or continue by enrolling in seminar
groups. In those cases, the result will look like this:
5. After clicking on Further information, you will be able to see further information on every registered course.
When necessary, don’t hesitate to ask for permissions/exceptions, since otherwise the teacher will not be able to grant you
one.
After clicking on the link, you will see a textbox with a permission/exception request template you can complete and send
to the teacher.
6. The last step is enrolling in seminar groups, if necessary. Seminar groups are created when a plenty of students
are expected to register a course and there is a need to divide them into smaller groups. No matter what the
seminar group is, the course is always the same even though it might be taught by different teachers. You have to
choose one seminar group only.
7. After enrolling in seminar groups, asking for permissions/exceptions, and saving the changes you’ve made, the
registration procedure is finished. Afterwards, you can only wait for the enrollment while discovering that after
registering courses, every other IS function is a piece of cake.