I'm a webmaster, not an academic advisor!

[adamjaskie.livejournal.com]

Subject: Web Problem: http://www.admin.mtu.edu/em/
From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 08:56
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Browser........: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
Remote host....: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Address of page: http://www.admin.mtu.edu/em/
Email address..: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Description of problem:
I would like to find a schedule of classes for a chemical engineering degree as far as first, 
second, third and my fourth year
i am doing a research project for school and need to know a basic curriculum or schedule of 
a chemical engineer for all four years
just a list of the classes will do 
thanks

This is, of course, posted from my "Contact Webmaster" form, which has areas clearly labeled "Problem Report", and is prefaced with the following statements, which I think are pretty clear:

Please use this page to report misspellings, omissions, broken links or other errors for all web pages that start with "http://www.admin.mtu.edu/em/".

All questions that are not strictly web-related should be directed to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Problems with other web pages at MTU should be directed to the appropriate webmaster for that department. For most pages at the http://www.mtu.edu/ domain, that is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

Comments

[devilkitty0.livejournal.com]

I hate those people. They are also the ones that whine and chew in your ear over the phone.

We switched from a homegrown reg system to peoplesoft. The IT help desk just is supposed to walk the student or faculty through a password reset. Or tell them how to find the page to log in.

The students think that we supposed to hold their hands and walk them through how to reg for class. No we're not. Read the (&*^& instuctions.

And don't bitch at me how much it sucks. I didn't make this system.

DK