Student Records/Curriculum Management Crosswalk & Procedural Reference

This information outlined in this resource provides guidance around understanding how prior legacy SIS procedures are performed in MyBU Student. Introduction The working document detailed in the PDF is intended to serve as a quick reference to various equivalencies and changes to procedures as they were performed in the legacy mainframe system (UIS). Information focuses […]

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Course Catalog

This resource explains how to create and update courses in the Course Catalog. Introduction The Course Catalog is the foundation for the curriculum management process in the Student Information System. To schedule classes, build enrollment requirements, or set course equivalencies, the course must first exist in the Course Catalog. Please note that the instructions here […]

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Run Controls: Printing Class Schedule

This information explains how to create Run Controls in MyBU Student, using Print Class Schedule as an example. Introduction A Run Control ID is an identifier that, when paired with the logged-in User ID, uniquely identifies the process being run. The Run Control ID defines parameters that are used when a process is run. This […]

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Schedule of Classes

This information explains how courses are created and updated on the Schedule of Classes. Introduction After courses are created in the Course Catalog, they can be added to the Schedule of Classes and made available for student enrollment. This is typically accomplished ‘in bulk’ through the Copy Prior Term’s Schedule process. Bulk process functionality is […]

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Dynamic Dating

This information explains Dynamic Dating processes when scheduling classes. Introduction Dynamic Dating functionality provides more flexibility regarding the academic calendar, ‘dynamically’ calculating important deadlines such as late drop and withdrawal when the class length differs from a traditional term length. The system Sessions table in the Flowchart and Timeline section illustrates how Dynamic Session Rules […]

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