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Provides the campus-wide ability to define and track graduation requirements, evaluate student degree progress, and convey requirements
Defines the landmark dates that drive much of the day-to-day business at the academic institution. Contains cancel, withdrawal, drop deadlines, quarterly start and end dates, census date, and other key dates
All coursework that a student undertakes at an academic institution grouped in a single student record
The highest level within an academic institution offering courses; the Group is the entity that offers the course. The Math/Science Division would be an Academic Group
An entity, such as a college, which runs independently of other similar entities and has its own set of rules and business processes. Each institution has its own schedule of classes, academic statistics, and academic transcript(s). We have 34 Academic Institutions.
Freshman, Sophomore, etc. based on credits successfully completed
Full-time, half- time, ¾ time, etc. based on credits enrolled
The structure that defines how an academic institution is organized from an administrative perspective. An entity that is part of the administrative structure within an academic institution. Integration touch point to HCM and/or Financials
An area of study—such as a major—that exists within an academic program or academic career. The Academic Plan is a combination of the area of study (Radiological Sciences, for example) and a degree type (such as AAS) associated with the area of study. Comparable to Educational Program Code (EPC)
Controls the student's academic level, academic load, academic calendar, academic group for tuition calculation, and grading scheme. Academic Program is a layer of academic structure not currently existing in the legacy system. Although it is called a "Program," it is not the same as legacy Educational Program Code (EPC)
Specific areas of instruction--such as Math and English--in which courses are offered within academic organizations
Folders that are used to house groups of transactions that are alike, such as Tuition or Fees
Roles that constituents have as they move through the institution, such as alumni or employee
Criteria that students have already met that prevents them from taking a specific course
A user's entry into PeopleSoft. The first page a user sees after logging on
Once a specific field is filled in, tabbing out of that field will cause some other fields in that section to automatically fill in as well. Can also refer to the default value for a field, which can be changed as needed for the situation
Adding data later than might be usual. For example, if you batch create a number of records and later go back to add additional data to those records, you are backfilling.
A set of data or computer programs to be processed together by the software. Requires minimal interaction and usually occurs in the background or overnight
Biographic and Demographic information, including name, address, ethnicity, etc.
A tree node that rolls up to nodes above it in the hierarchy, as defined in PeopleSoft Tree Manager. See also Tree and Node
A template-based reporting tool that leverages standard technologies for data extraction and display