(IOR = Instructor of Record)
(CMA = CourseManagementAdministration)
(CMS = CourseManagementService)

CMA.createCourseSet("Mythical Dept/School EID", "Inhumanities", "This Department has a lot of courses in varying SUBJ codes", "L&S", null);
CMA.createAcademicSession("10 2007", "Fall QTR 2007", "Fall Quarter 2007", new Date("Sept. 2X, 2007"), new Date("Dec. 2Y, 2007"));

1. Unique Course

Example: ENG 121 001 Smit 200610 21213

One course with one section for a term

CMA.createCanonicalCourse("ENG 121", "ENG 121", "What more can be said?");
CMA.addCanonicalCourseToCourseSet("Mythical Dept/School EID", "ENG 121");// can or should do both or not?

CMA.createCourseOffering("ENG 121 21213", "English For The Toothless", "Finally a class for the tooth challanged.", 
   + "10 2007", "ENG 121", new Date("Sept. 26, 2007), new Date("Dec. 21, 2007"))
CMA.addCourseOfferingCourseToCourseSet("Mythical Dept/School EID", "ENG 121 21213"); // can or should do both or not?

2. Mutliple Sections with single IOR per section

Example:
ENG 299 001 Andrews 200610 001 21214
Smith 200610 002 21215

3. Multiple Sections with a IOR

Example
ENG 220 001 SMITH 21214
ENG 220 002 SMITH 21215

4. Multiple sections with single IOR and with Ad Hoc grouping

Example:

5. Single Section with more than one IOR

Example: Eng 111 001 Andrews - Primary (p) 200610 21223
Smith - Secondary (s)

6. Mutiple Section with Mutiple IOR

• a - one primary
• b - mixed primary

Example: a
Eng 112 001 Andrews (p) 200610 21223
Smith (s)
002 Andrews (p) 200610 21224
Smith (s)

Example: b
Eng 112 001 Andrews (p) 200610 21223
Smith (s)
002 Smith (p) 200610 21224
Andrews (s)

7. Mutiple sections with mutliple IOR's and ad hoc grouping

8. Mutiple Sections Mixed IOR

9. Cross-listed – Single IOR

Eng 210 001 Andrews 200610 21220
Cse 210 001 Andrews 200610 21230

10. Cross-listed – Mutiple IOR

11. Cross-listed – Multiple IOR and ad hoc grouping

12. Cross-listed – Mixed IOR