The My Courses page serves as a hub for users to access all of their courses. It provides a convenient way to navigate between classes, helping users stay organized.
Each Moodle course is assigned a three-digit code that helps identify the semester it belongs to. The first two digits represent the year, and the third digit represents the semester:
For example:
Following the same pattern, Spring 2026 courses will start with 261.
If you’re not seeing your current semester’s courses on the My Courses page, you may need to adjust your settings to show all available courses.
The My Courses page has filters that allows users to customize their course view.
The left drop down menu allows users to determine which course are visible on this page. If you are having trouble seeing your fall courses, try changing the view options. Options include:
The search bar allows users to search for courses by name or course number.
Another option is to sort by course name or last accessed.
Users can also select from three different display options:
Card - displays the courses in a grid showing the name and number of the course as well as the course image that has been selected.
List - displays the courses in a vertical list with smaller course images on the left side of the screen.
Summary - similar to the List view and it also displays the course summary entered on the settings page.
We recommend limiting the text in the Course Summary to a few sentences. The summary is only available to students enrolled in the course.
Each course has a kebab menu or 3 dots. Select this setting allows users to star a course or remove it from view.
Another way to access all of your courses is through the Profile page.
