Validating Schedules

Updated March 2024 – Academic Innovation, Strategy and Design

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Schedule Validation is used for mass approval of a department’s schedule within a specific term. Schedules need to be submitted for Validation prior to students viewing the schedule.

Step 1: Check Conflicts Report

Prior to submitting a Department schedule for Validation, you will need to check the conflicts report and clear up warnings, and submit Rule Exception Requests for those that have a workflow set up.

Examples of Rule Exceptions: on-campus courses exceeding 39 students and instructor not approved to teach a course (i.e. missing faculty qualifications).

For steps on utilizing the Conflicts report, please see the details within the Rule Exception Requests documentation.

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Step 2: Schedule Builder Identifies Department

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Step 3: Schedule Builder Submits Department Schedule for Validation

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Step 4: Approver Receives Validation Request

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Step 5: Approver Submits Decision

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Step 6: Schedule Builder Tracks Request Details

Within the Requests tab a schedule builder can view all Requests they have submitted through Requests ⇒ Created By Me (1), and viewing specific Request(s) status, or progress within the workflow (2). Once a decision has been made on any Request, the individual who submitted the Request gets a notification. The submitter will receive an email, and will also see a notification within Coursedog when logged in (the bell in the top right corner of the application). The Status within the Section Dashboard will also update reflecting the decision.

A schedule builder can view the status of each request they have submitted.

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Step 7: Schedule Builder Submits Section Change Request after Department Schedule is Submitted for Validation in a Term

Once the Validation process is completed for a Department within a term, section updates within the Department and term need to be submitted through a Section Change Request for the specific term, to be approved by the approver/Dean.

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