my downloads

Hi,

I haven't received any of my tut letters yet, and I was just wondering if anyone could tell me what the login and password is for downloading documents from osprey.

Thanks

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Please don't post this info to the forum. Some course tut letters contain material is copyrighted. Thanks

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Thanks so much!

Dear students,

The purpose of having the login layer is to protect the rights of registered students, so that people who are not registered cannot have access to course material that you, the registered students, have paid for. Students who are registered but lost the login details are more than welcome to contact the lecturers directly. We will be glad to assist you.

COS201-V lecturers

Dear COS201-V lecturers,

It's no use you giving out this lecture about security, and on other posts in this same discussion board, the lecturers give the username and password. (See INF305)

Don't get me wrong, I agree 100% with you in this regard.

BTW: You are more than welcome to delete my posts, with the username and password.

Quite right Riaan - a reminder has been sent out to all lecturers again. Ms Liang is responsible for this forum and thus she cannot be held responsible what happens on other forums.

Nonetheless, its now been added to the bad words list. Thanks.

Where would i log in to get my course material? there is no login link/button on the osprey homepage...

Go to http://www.cs.unisa.ac.za/reg.htm

Hi Baz

You should be able to download course material by clicking on the appropriate module code in the @#$%& box.

If you see something that starts with, "Panel contents are determined ..." then you have not personalised your page yet.

On the right hand side of the page is a box headed myModules. You should select the modules you are taking and the scroll down and click the submit button. A new page will come up which may, or may not, ask you to refresh your browser.

Once this is done, bookmark the page so you don't have to do this again. Now the @#$%& section should display links to the downloads pages of all the modules you selected.

Cheers
Rob