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You will be automatically added to the Corp and Alliance chat channels. Through your interview with a personnel officer, you should have been welcomed to the Chat.E-Uni channel as well as some others. It is recommended that remain in this channel as well as Q&A.E-Uni as both are good places to ask for advice and help. | You will be automatically added to the Corp and Alliance chat channels. Through your interview with a personnel officer, you should have been welcomed to the Chat.E-Uni channel as well as some others. It is recommended that remain in this channel as well as Q&A.E-Uni as both are good places to ask for advice and help. | ||
Revision as of 07:01, 19 October 2014
Hello & Welcome to EVE University!
By joining EVE Online's premier learning institution, you have taken one of the many steps to becoming successful in New Eden. If you have not yet joined the University, proceed to Applying to EVE University to learn how to get started.
Important Steps
Each step on this page are important and should be followed by new University members. It benefits all members to follow the steps as soon as possible after acceptance in order to orient new pilots, eliminate a lot of confusion and ensure that you are prepared to be involved in the Uni.
First: Chat channels and their use
Note: Before speaking in any channel be sure to read the MOTD to understand the purpose and rules of the channel.
You will be automatically added to the Corp and Alliance chat channels. Through your interview with a personnel officer, you should have been welcomed to the Chat.E-Uni channel as well as some others. It is recommended that remain in this channel as well as Q&A.E-Uni as both are good places to ask for advice and help.
During wartime, which is a normality for the University, you should join LiveIntel.ILN in order to see reports of war target locations. On this channel you can report any war target activity as well, so long as you follow the rules in the MOTD for posting.
- "Corp" chat tab is used to request skillbook reimbursement, hangar requests, etc. This is also where questions about university policies or clarifications about where to ask should go.
- "Alliance" chat tab is for fleet formation. You should only be typing in Alliance to form or join a fleet. To understand how fleets are formed in alliance please read The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops. If you still have questions please ask them in corp chat. You will also see events or classes announced in this channel.
The below channels are password protected. The password can be found here.
- "Chat.E-UNI" is the general chat channel for the university. Questions about fleets or fleet formation should not be asked there but should instead be asked in Mess.ILN.
- "Q&A.E-UNI" is a chat-free question and answer channel. Feel free to ask all sorts of questions there. You will find it free of chat so your important questions will not get lost in the constant din of social chatter in other channels.
- "LiveIntel.ILN" is a place where information about current enemies is posted. The password is found under NeoCom -> Social -> Corporation -> Alliances -> Bulletins. Read the Message of the Day at the top, and pay attention to warnings that effect your area of EVE.
- "Mess.ILN" is a chat channel restricted to Uni members. It is focused on PvP but is also used for general socialising. It is the only general chat channel with any form of opsec (only current members can see its contents). Questions about anything happening in Alliance should be asked here as well as advice on all things PvP.
Other channels can be found here Chat Channels and Mailing Lists.
Second: Is the University at war?
EVE University (Ivy League) is almost under constant war from one corporation/alliance or another. Be sure to read throughWartime Operations in EVE University and Applying to EVE University During War so that you understand your options and what we expect of you.
You will also want to read through how to Tips For War, a most excellent write-up with a link other wiki pages and the forum.
Third: Expectations of Students
Students are expected to follow the advice and direction of EVE University staff. And there is also the expectation that students will take responsibility for their own education in reviewing all the material presented to them, such as this wiki page and the wiki pages that the links direct one to. There is a lot of information to get to know. There is nothing wrong in asking in an appropriate channel for help or clarification. Fellow students providing any answers are expected to be providing accurate information and not hearsay or misinformation. Yes, we expect students to do some homework in reviewing the information. EVE University and it's staff cannot be held responsible for actions a student takes against advice or other presented information.
First Steps in EVE University
Step 1: Bookmark these Pages
- Bookmark these sites for future reference in the In-Game Browser (IGB) or your favorite browser.
Step 2: Introduce Yourself
- Navigate to: Hi and Bye forum
- Make a post in the Hi and Bye forum and let us know you better.
- This is a requirement to obtain the Freshman status.
- Please note that most "Hi" postings won't get a reply from anyone (this is normal) unless you post something that someone else finds interesting or relates to.
Step 3: Setup Communications
- Read: Install and Setup Mumble if you had not yet done so as a part of applying to EVE University.
- A crucial step in attending classes and participating in official university operations (ie. Fleets).
Step 4: Understand Our Rules
- Read: EVE University Rules
- You are expected to read, understand, and follow all Rules at all times.
- You should also ensure that you are familiar with our Tips For War.
Step 5: Configuring the Ship Overview
- Read: Overview Guide.
- Configuring your overview to the University standard is a great learning process about your overview.
- University Standard Overviews are required for fleet operations.
Step 6: There is no "6"
Origins for "There is no 6"
Step 7: Check Corporation/Alliance Bulletins
- Find: In Game NeoCom > Corporation Button > Home Tab
- Corporation Bulletins are found under the Home Tab.
- Alliance Bulletins are found under the Alliances Tab.
- You'll find our passwords under the alliances bulletins.
Step 8: Review the Consolidated Information Page
- Please take the time to review the page: EVE University Consolidated Information.
- It is meant to introduce you to the programs & information you'll need to get the most out of your time at the University.
Step 9: Attend a Class
- Take a look at our Calendar and plan to attend classes that you find interesting.
- Browse the Class Forum Section to read about upcoming classes that have not yet been scheduled, or to indicate your interest in a particular subject.
- Miss a class? EVE University records nearly every class and hosts it in our Class Library.
Step 10: I feel lost, what do I do next?
- You can ask any general questions in the Chat.E-Uni channel or the Q&A.E-Uni channel
- If you are looking for some specific help in a single or specialized area of game knowledge you may want to look into getting a Mentor through our Mentor Program
- Again, review the Consolidated Information Page (notice we plug that a lot on this page?) here: EVE University Consolidated Information
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