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  • What is Syllabus Viewer? Syllabus Viewer allows users to search for the most recent syllabus for a course.

  • Syllabus Viewer is a valuable tool for course preparation if a student desires to gain a better understanding of the overall concepts included within a course. It's NOT INTENDED to replace the information included on the syllabus when the student actually takes the class.

  • Students are responsible for the requirements and information included on the syllabus provided to them by their instructor when they register for the course, and they should consult the course instructor with any questions regarding the syllabus or course requirements.

  • It's important to note that when you take any class, you must review your specific syllabus very carefully as there may be changes from a previous syllabus. The course requirements and textbook (and other materials) may not be the same.

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2-min Video Instructions - Syllabus Viewer
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Text instructions

  • Log into MyUWF and search Syllabus Viewer
  • When it comes up, select a semester
  • Either:
    • In the box for Course CRN, type a CRN (Course Reference Number) if you are looking for a specific syllabus assigned to a particular section of a class that was/is on the selected semester's course schedule.
    • OR
    • In the box for Course CRN, type the course number with no spaces (example: EME6609) - if you're looking for a syllabus for a course that was/is being taught to give yourself an overall view of general course requirements and information.
  • Click Search.
  • If you don't see any courses display, select a different semester and try again. Many courses are not offered every semester.



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