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

SomeClass.java
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

SomeClass.java

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_10", "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?

CMA.createEnrollmentSet("21213_10", "Fall QTR 2007 Roster", "Fall QTR 2007 Enrollments", "L&S undergrads", "3", "ENG 121 21213_10", officialGraderEids);

foreach student{
CMA.addOrUpdateEnrollment(String student.getId, "21213_10", "Active", "3", "Standard Letter Plus-Minus") {
}

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:

Eng 240 001 Andrews 200610 21218
Eng 240 002 Andrews 200610 21219

Site 1

Eng 240 003 Andrews 200610 21220
Eng 240 004 Andrews 200610 21221

Site 2

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

To Do

  • a - one primary
  • b - mixed primary

Eng 212 001 Andrews (p) 200610 21229
                   Smith
            002 Andrews (p) 200610 21230
                   Smith

Site 1

Eng 212 003 Smith (p) 200610 21231
                   Andrews

Site 2

8. Mutiple Sections Mixed IOR

To Do

  • a - one primary
  • b - multiple primary

Eng 212

001

Smith (p)

200610 21229

 

 

Andrews

Eng 212

002

Smith (p)

200610 21229

 

 

Mcgee

9. Cross-listed – Single IOR

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

10. Cross-listed – Mutiple IOR

To Do

  • a - one primary
  • b - multiple primary

BIO 282 001

SALK (p)

200610 31621

 

CURIE

 

VMD 161 001

CURIE (p)

200610 71818

 

SALK

 

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

BIO 282 001 SALK (p) 200610 31621
                   CURIE
            002 SALK (p) 200610 21230
                   CURIE

Site 1

VMD 162 001 CURIE (p) 200610 71819
                   SALK

Site 2

12. Cross-listed – Mixed IOR

BIO 284 001 SALK (p) 200610 71819
                   BOHR

VMD 291 001 SALK (p) 200610 71820
                   CURIE

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