United StatesPitt CX Mobile provides students, faculty, and advisors with fast, easy access to the most commonly used features of the University of Pittsburgh’s Student Information System from their smartphone or tablet. Pitt CX Mobile delivers a responsive, intuitive mobile interface for the Student Information System.
Students can use Pitt CX Mobile to:
• Search for classes
• Add and drop classes
• Check class schedules
• Access planners
• Access Schedule Builder
• View Grades
Faculty can use Pitt PS Mobile to:
• View class rosters
• Enter grades
• Check weekly schedules
• View advisees
Download the free Pitt CX Mobile app from the App Store.
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United StatesBROKEN
Dear Pitt tech team, Please for the love of god fix this app.
United StatesBroken
Does not even load. Spinning wheel of death for eternity.
United StatesDoes not work anymore!
Does not work anymore! Please fix it
United StatesNeeds updated
Has not been updated for the new IRL and as a result does not work.
United StatesDon't like Pith. Forbes avernue smell bad sonetimes and
And there aren't enough pool tabres in the building
United StatesProblem with access
It works well in displaying info from PS, but the login process is very complicated and buggy. I and some other people I’ve brought this up with find it too restrictive and slow to use, since we usually check it between - or five minutes on the way - to classes. The process of having to log in and go through duo mobile every time, then back to PS hoping that the authentication doesn’t bug so you have to do it again multiple times is the main problem. There’s too many steps to get in, which also adds for more opportunity for interruptions, especially since you access it through multiple parties. Although the Duo prompt provides a box to tick to stay logged in, it neither works on the app nor the website, citing an error or that you need to enable cookies whether they already are or you’re unable through the app. Though I’m not a professional, couldn’t the app have a feature to authorize a frequently used/specified device itself, like how snapchat or google does? After all and for security’s sake, information in there isn’t the most sensitive or localized, and you already have to log in and authorize for it some how. Again, the app’s main features work fine, it’s just the redundancy of the login process that makes it so difficult and frustrating to use.
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