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==Usage Poll==
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==Part of Speech==
 
==Part of Speech==
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==Description==
 
==Description==
A platform on [[CAESAR]] used to add prospective classes during registration. Students must add the courses they are potentially interested in registering for to their shopping cart. Then, from the selection in the shopping cart, students can select classes to register for. Not all shopping cart courses will end up being registered for; it is simply a tool to consolidate all courses students are interested in and streamline the registration process.
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A platform on [[CAESAR]] used to add prospective classes during registration. Students must add the courses they are potentially interested in to their shopping cart. Then, from the selection in the shopping cart, students can select classes to register for. Not all shopping cart courses will end up being registered for; it is simply a tool to consolidate all courses students are interested in and streamline the registration process.
  
 
==Example Sentence==
 
==Example Sentence==
I’m just going to put in a bunch of classes in my shopping cart, so I don’t have to waste time searching up courses when it’s my registration time.  
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I’m just going to put in a bunch of classes in my shopping cart so I don’t have to waste time searching up courses when it’s my registration time.  
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 20:53, 7 June 2021

Do you use "Shopping Cart"?
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There were 0 votes since the poll was created on 14:11, 12 March 2016.
poll-id CBE5652F65F2680369C33BA3E13A4B51

Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

['shaw pihng / 'kahrt]

Description

A platform on CAESAR used to add prospective classes during registration. Students must add the courses they are potentially interested in to their shopping cart. Then, from the selection in the shopping cart, students can select classes to register for. Not all shopping cart courses will end up being registered for; it is simply a tool to consolidate all courses students are interested in and streamline the registration process.

Example Sentence

I’m just going to put in a bunch of classes in my shopping cart so I don’t have to waste time searching up courses when it’s my registration time.

External Links

http://www.registrar.northwestern.edu/registration/CAESAR_help_docs/adding_and_dropping_courses.html