Timetable and Seminar Groups

To go to your timetable, use the following path:

To display other timetables, use the following path:

You have to select the correct semester in the header of the page. To change, click on the current semester. Select the desired semester from the menu.

If some of the courses have already been enrolled, only these are displayed. If you want to view the timetable including courses that you have only registered, use the option "including the courses the student(s) has (have) only registered for". Registered courses will be highlighted in a different colour in the timetable.

Display the desired timetable and go to "Printing settings" icon (top right). Here you can choose whether you want to print directly to the selected printer or download a PDF file for printing:

In the timetable, students and teachers can view both the entire timetable and just the current week using the switch at the top right.

If you also need to view the so-called intensive courses, then select "Display options" in the timetable, where you will see the "Intensive course" dialogue pop up:

You can select the specific week you want to view from the menu. You can also select a different range of days or weeks from the calendar.

Use the "Find courses for my available time slots" application, which you can access via:

Timetable search can be limited by various criteria, e.g. only courses directly associated with a selected field of study, courses without seminar groups, or type of course completion, etc.

The displayed list of courses includes the link to register the chosen course or information regarding the pass/fail prerequisites.

Seminar groups are used for parallel teaching of some courses (seminars, class exercises, clinical internships, etc.), where the teaching is divided into smaller "seminar" groups of students. Unlike lectures, which take place at the same time for all students of a course, with seminar groups you can choose when you want to attend a particular class. Not all courses have the option of choosing a seminar group.

Seminar groups are selected using:

Clicking on the course name or checking multiple boxes for course names and pressing "Show further information on the selected courses"; will open the seminar group enrolment menu.

Color legend:

• Green – Enrolment possible. The word "clashes" indicates a clash in your current timetable.
• Blue – The seminar group you have enrolled in before. If the group does not suit you anymore while the others have no more room left, you might still want to offer your place in your current one for exchange at Seminar Group Exchange.
• Crimson – No enrolment possible. For details on what prevents you from enrolling in the group, please go to the Registration application – here.
• Red – You could enrol in this group if you were not currently enrolled in another. Clicking on "enrol here", you will move from your current group (the blue one) to this one.

Selecting a seminar group can be made easier by displaying the selected group in the timetable using the "Display timetable" link (if a timetable is specified for the group).

Registered courses are displayed in the timetable with yellow background, courses or groups that you view in addition are displayed with light blue background and enrolled/registered courses/groups are displayed with white background.

The seminars displayed in the timetable have a coloured triangle in the right-hand corner, which indicates whether or not you are allowed to enrol in/out of the seminar (help will be displayed when you hover over the triangle). Clicking on the triangle will take you to an overview of the seminar groups where you can take the desired action.

You can also view seminar groups directly in the timetable in the "Display options" section by checking the "include all the seminar groups of the courses displayed" option. This option can be further restricted to those courses where you are not enrolled in any seminar group.

In some courses, seminar groups are broken up very quickly and there is a so-called time competition. In most cases, the competition starts at 5:00 p.m. (teachers can set the start of registration to 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. inclusive).

Procedure for quick selection of a group:

• In the "Enrolment in/out of seminar groups" application, check the header for the correct setting of the current period (e.g. "autumn 2024").
• Click on the code and the name of the course.
• On the group list page, click the "attempt to enroll" link (before enrolment starts).
• A new window will open and at the same time the system will try to enroll you, which it won't do before 5:00 p.m. On this page you are exceptionally allowed to click on the browser button "Refresh/Reload" (do not use elsewhere in the MU IS).
• Try the procedure before 5:00 p.m. or right now. You can't go wrong.
• You can open multiple windows with different groups/courses and click on "Refresh" after 5:00 p.m. as needed. Remember that in the minutes before 5:00 p.m. the system workload will increase and you may not have completely optimal conditions for preparation. Therefore, start earlier.

If you want to check your ranking in the time contest, you can use the Course and Seminar Group Registration Position.

On the front page of the Information System there is a link "Current date and time" (at the very bottom). Clicking on it will open the "Information System Central Time" page with the current central time of the database. The contents of the page can be updated/refreshed/reloaded at any time by clicking the browser button.

Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that the right time will always come back. If the page is displayed immediately, within a second at most, then it will return the correct time. If it takes longer to display (e.g. under heavy load after a reboot), do not consider the time to be correct.

The time listed at the bottom of the front page should be taken as a guide. The start of enrolment is only affected by the central database time. (In a situation where the capacity is filled in just three seconds, every second can make a difference.).

To synchronize your computer time, you can use the NTP protocol and the NTP server of the Faculty of Informatics of MU (instructions), against which the MU IS is also synchronized. However, for time competitions and the like, the time of the MU IS database is always decisive.

Yes. By using the application Seminar Group Exchange,

you can post an advertisement to exchange your existing seminar group. You can post your offer publicly to other students of the course or leave it hidden in case you want to safely swap seminar groups with a particular schoolmate. Only the students of the seminar groups you are interested in will see your post. If your advertisement is posted, anyone interested can immediately accept your offer; you will be notified by e-mail about the exchange. If you have posted the advertisement and you later unenroll from the seminar/course, your advertisement will no longer be displayed to other students.

If you are interested in another student’s offer, click the “Exchange” button and the process will be automatically completed without the other party having to confirm.

The Seminar Group Exchange is available during the seminar group enrollment period of the offered and demanded seminar groups.

The reasons may vary:

• enrolment for seminar groups has not yet opened. The date is usually the same for all courses – check the term calendar. However, it may vary for individual courses – see the seminar group information,
• you are already enrolled in a seminar group for a given course, you must first unenroll of the current one before enrolling in a new one,
• you don't have the course problem-free registered,
• the group is full – the capacity limit has been reached.

If a situation arises where full-time teaching is limited in capacity (for example due to the epidemiological situation in the country), registration for large-capacity lectures and teaching may be provided. Registration for lectures and the capacity that can be filled in a given room is always set by the teacher according to the valid epidemiological rules.

Students can find signing up for classes through:

If the student is interested in attending the class in person in the room, he/she selects the course in which he/she wants to attend the class and chooses the date when he/she will actually attend the class in person. By registering for a date, the student is entitled to attend the class in person at the specified time and room. Students who do not fit into the limit will be provided with a stream or recording of the class or a pre-recorded lecture, etc.