If that approach seems unsatisfactory, and the grievance process involves a teaching assistant (TA) or peer mentor, consult the professor in charge of the course.Attempt to resolve the grievance directly with the individual involved.Students should follow these steps until a resolution is achieved: The Department of Computer Sciences has a grievance procedure to handle student complaints of an academic nature, including but not limited to grade disputes or concerns, disputes or concerns with a faculty or instructor or general concerns related to a course. We know that students sometimes have complaints about a situation or their treatment in the classroom. School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences Job FairĮxamples of academic grievances and complaints include, but are not limited to, grade disputes, disputes/concerns with faculty/instructor, course concerns.WISCERS (WI Science & Computing Emerging Research Stars.CS 402: Introducing CS to K-12 students (Scratch clubs).Mad UX (Capstone Certificate in User Experience Design).Professional Capstone Certificate Program.Undergraduate Events & Things Newsletter.The student applicant is INTD in the current academic term.The student is eligible to enroll in the next academic term.The student is enrolled in the next academic term.

The student is enrolled in the current academic term.Student license eligibilityĪ student is eligible for an Office 365 license through UW-Madison if any of the below apply: The University of Wisconsin-Madison only funds this license for currently enrolled students (including enrolled in the next term) and currently employed faculty and staff. The student license provides access to Microsoft Office and, potentially, other fee-based licensed software. Note: If you have specific questions about how you are currently being licensed, please contact the DoIT Help Desk. This document will detail the policy for licensing University of Wisconsin-Madison students for Office 365.

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