Welcome!

Welcome to the Faculty Information System (FCINF), a menu driven system designed to give faculty access to data useful in advising students. The course specific information from the mainframe is now available via the web.

The Faculty Information System (FCINF) is a fully integrated menu-driven system that provides faculty members with access to a variety of student and course information.

Using FCINF, a faculty member can view class lists and grade verifications or update their own office hours. FCINF also contains course request counts and actual enrollment counts. This information is valuable when planning course offerings for upcoming semesters.

FCINF is also a powerful tool to be used in advising students. It is complementary to the Student Information System (STINF) and Curriculum Advisement and Progress System (CAPS), and shares the same databases.

By using the "hold" function of FCINF, a faculty member can require that their advisees visit them before scheduling.

To access FCINF, your browser must be set to enable Java and accept all cookies. If you experience problems, please follow directions below under the Problems Logging In Section below.

Hours its available


FCINF is available Mon. through Fri. 8 am to midnight; Sat 8 am to 9 pm

Logging In

 
Login Buttom
Exit Button

Problems Logging in?

Use the unofficial transcript generator



An unofficial transcript generator is available if you are logged onto a campus computer. This will not work with an off campus connection.



Clearing your browser memory cache



Assuming you are using Internet Explorer...
  1. Clear your memory and disk cache by going to Tools>>>Internet Options.

  2. Click on "Delete Cookies" and "Delete Files" Click "OK" to each box that pops up, then click "OK" to close this box.



    Mozilla / Firefox Users:

    1. Open Firefox, click Tools >>>Options.


    2. Then click the Clear Button on both Cookies & Cache as shown below.
 

Java Virtual Machine Error

If FCINF does not load at all, or you see a little red X , like the one below, possibly Java virtual machine is not loaded on your computer. Download Java by clicking here.

Note: You must use a Java version earlier than 6.10. If you have Java on your computer, but FCINF still is not working, uninstall your current version and install it again using the link above.
   

Downloaded Java but still having problems?

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If you've downloaded Java but are still having problems, it could be that Java is not enabled in your browser.

If using Internet Explorer, click Tools-Options. Click on the Advanced tab in the Internet Options window. Scroll down the page and make certain a checkmark appears in the option under Java (Sun).

Java setting in IE

If using Firefox, click Tools-Options. Click the Content icon. Make certain there is a checkmark in "Enable Java."

Java setting in Firefox
 

Cookie Errors


In order to successfully complete a FCINF transaction, your browser must be set to enable Java and accept all cookies. If you are using Internet Explorer, you can check these settings by selecting Tools > Internet Options > Then select the Security Tab, and change the settings to Medium.

MAC User Problems


MAC OS 9.x Users - Netscape Navigator 4.7, which is available on most campus computers or can easily be downloaded, provides effective access to the mainframe computer, STINF, and FCINF.

MAC OS X Users - Netscape Navigator 4.7 also works fine in the Classic mode under OS X and should be used to access the mainframe programs STINF and FCINF. (The OS X version of both Netscape and Microsoft Explorer, however, do not work with OS X and should be avoided for accessing the mainframe programs.)
   

If you need technical assistance, please remember the Help Desk (4357) is available to help you. Hours of operation are 8 am to 4 pm daily.

Questions or comments specific to the Registrar's Office can be directed to Joseph Kissell, the Registrar, at 4263.

Questions or comments regarding technical problems with FCINF can be directed to James Gessner, Director, Applications Development & Operations at 4105.




This page last updated July 16, 2009

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