DS-PRO Guides
DS-PRO User’s Guide for Faculty (PDF, 460KB)
DS-PRO User’s Guide for Students (PDF, 317KB)
Introduction to DS-PRO
The Doctoral Student Progress Report Online (DS-PRO) system is an on-line process enabling doctoral students and professors at UT Arlington to collaboratively set goals and monitor and report on progress toward those goals. Users of DS-PRO create a concrete, permanent record of expectations, goals and intentions providing a kind of road map that guides the student along the path leading to the degree. While DS-PRO is an on-line “advisement” system, in-person interaction between student and advisor may be of considerable help in completing the DS-PRO in a matter satisfactory to both of you. The system is not intended to be a substitute for face-to-face interaction or to reduce the importance or necessity of on-going dialog. At a minimum, the content of the DS-PRO may encourage, inform and permanently record key elements of these discussions.
Getting Started – Faculty
To gain access to the DS-PRO system, point your web browser to https://www.uta.edu/ra/real/loginscreen.php and use your NetID and password to log in. Choose the tab on the far left side of the screen labeled DS-PRO. Follow the links to request access to the DS-PRO system. You will be notified via email once you have been granted access to the system. Please allow 1-2 working days for access to be granted.
Once access is granted, again use your NetID and password to log in at https://www.uta.edu/ra/real/loginscreen.php. Choose the DS-PRO tab. You should now see the DS-PRO homepage. Follow the instructions on the page and in the DS-PRO User’s Guide for Faculty to add students and initiate evaluations.
Getting Started – Students
You will receive an email with a link to log in once a professor initiates an evaluation for you. If you have already received a notice from your professor you may log in to DS-PRO at https://www.uta.edu/ra/real/loginscreen.php using your NetID and password. Use the instructions on the DS-PRO web pages and in the DS-PRO User’s Guide for Students.

