@vacri: That would work, if I was a tenured professor. I don’t think anyone in that organization gives a flying fuck what adjuncts think of the procedures. There is usually more adjuncts wanting to teach than there are open courses. :P

We have three or four platforms to register with the different courses. You’d think a University would be more organized :)

Wow… makes me wonder what’s going on at my University :(

Get a few of your buddies together, write a letter saying that it’s too much of an increase in workload plus citing privacy and validation concerns, and refuse to enter data until the system is streamlined and secured (which really wouldn’t take much)

In effect, grab a bunch of buddies and go on strike – it’s their job to get this done, not yours. Offer to continue using the old system until the new one is up to scratch.

If you never make a noise about it, it’ll stick with you forever.

Jesus. Designed-by-committee no doubt. Priceless.

Want to see something equally frightening. Take a look at a SAP form. Here’s a multi-billion dollar company that can’t do a GUI correctly.