2. Ask your classmates if they can log in.

If others can log in, you should check whether it is your student number, whether the password is entered incorrectly, whether the network is available and whether the website address is correct.

4. If you still can't log in after checking, you can go to the Academic Affairs Office and ask the relevant person in charge to find a solution.

Xikeda is the abbreviation of Southwest University of Science and Technology. Southwest University of Science and Technology is located in Dayu's hometown, Li Bai's hometown and China Science and Technology City, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province. Since its establishment, the school has gone through the process of entrepreneurship, development and growth after several relocations. Rooted in the west, the school has always adhered to the school-running philosophy of "educating people first, putting moral education first, being scientific and rational, being open and inclusive, and showing Excellence" and the school-running philosophy of "strengthening the school with quality, strengthening the school with talents, developing the school with characteristics, and developing harmoniously", and formed the spirit of Southwest University of Science and Technology of "working hard, pioneering and innovating" and the school motto of "cherishing morality, being knowledgeable and being brave in innovation". The school is one of the 14 universities in western China, a national modern distance education pilot school, a national civilized unit, a university jointly established by the Sichuan Provincial People's Government and the Ministry of Education, and a university jointly established by the Sichuan Provincial People's Government and the National Bureau of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense.

Southwest University of Science and Technology covers an area of 4088 mu, with a building area of 1 15000 square meters. By the end of 20 14, there were 17 colleges (departments) and national university science parks in China. There are 78 undergraduate majors, 17 master's degrees authorize the first-level discipline, and 4 master's degrees in 9 disciplines including engineering, agriculture, science, economics, law, literature, management, education and art.