The student is responsible for satisfying all prerequisites and/or co-requisites of any selected class prior to attempting enrollment. Automated system checks enforce this requirement and will disallow registration efforts for those not meeting course qualifications. Secondary checks may reveal enrolled students who do not meet the prerequisite or corequisite requirements after registration. These students may be administratively withdrawn from their courses.

If you were denied access to an CIS course because you have not completed the prerequisite, but you feel that you do have the required knowledge (such as from an equivalent course at another institution, relevant work or other experience, etc.), then under some circumstances you can still register for the course.

You must fill out an Assessment/Requisite Exemption form and have it signed by a full-time CIS instructor. The forms can be obtained from the CIS secretary. Once the form is signed by both you and a full-time instructor, then you may return to registration and register for the course (even if the class is closed).