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[[File:Portal 01.png|center|Portal 01.png]]'''Palacky University Portal''' operates under study agenda information system '''IS/STAG'''. This system was created and is developed by ''Information system center'' at Systém vznikl a je vyvíjen ''Střediskem informačních systémů'' at ''University of Western Bohemia''. STAG is an information system for study agenda management at Palacky University. It includes a complete student evidence, syllabi, timetables, exam dates, preliminary registration, etc. This system is used by seventeen schools in Czech republic of which eleven are public colleges and universities, five are private colleges and one is a higher vocational school. | [[File:Portal en 01.png|center|Portal en 01.png]]'''Palacky University Portal''' operates under study agenda information system '''IS/STAG'''. This system was created and is developed by ''Information system center'' at Systém vznikl a je vyvíjen ''Střediskem informačních systémů'' at ''University of Western Bohemia''. STAG is an information system for study agenda management at Palacky University. It includes a complete student evidence, syllabi, timetables, exam dates, preliminary registration, etc. This system is used by seventeen schools in Czech republic of which eleven are public colleges and universities, five are private colleges and one is a higher vocational school. | ||
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Palacky University Portal operates under study agenda information system IS/STAG. This system was created and is developed by Information system center at Systém vznikl a je vyvíjen Střediskem informačních systémů at University of Western Bohemia. STAG is an information system for study agenda management at Palacky University. It includes a complete student evidence, syllabi, timetables, exam dates, preliminary registration, etc. This system is used by seventeen schools in Czech republic of which eleven are public colleges and universities, five are private colleges and one is a higher vocational school.