Departmental Web Applications

Several web-based applications exist to help faculty, staff, and students in Michigan Engineering departments gain deeper insight into University data, and use it in ways that improve day-to-day productivity.

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Course Approval Request Form

The Course Approval Request Form (CARF) system is a way for Michigan Engineering departments to request and approve new courses, or modify/delete existing courses, and have those changes vetted and approved (or denied) by departmental and College curriculum committees.
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Online Purchasing System (OPS)

The Online Purchasing System (OPS) is a web-based tool for managing purchasing and procurement workflow within a department or unit.
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Faculty Activity Reports (FAR)

The Michigan Engineering Faculty Activity Report (FAR) system is intended to collect information about the diverse activities and achievements of faculty, and to make those data available for analysis by leadership at the departmental and College levels.
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Faculty Honors and Awards System (HAA)

The Michigan Engineering Honors and Awards (HAA) system is permitted only to designated administrators and award nomination staff.
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Professional Development Activity Tracking (PDAT)

The Professional Development Activity Tracking (PDAT) application enables departments to track the professional development activities of their staff, and empowers staff within a department to create activities they maintain and track their attendance. The data stored in this system is used to inform other systems, such as Faculty Activity Reports (FAR) and staff performance reviews.
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What departmental web applications are available at Michigan Engineering?