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Subjects

What it is

The subjects the school teaches, with codes and credit hours.

Why it matters

Gives every lesson, mark and report one consistent subject list.

When to use it

Office staff keep this list; each subject feeds classes and timetables.

Who uses it

Administrator

  1. Sign in as Administrator (see Signing in).
  2. In the left menu, click Academics to open it.
  3. Click Subjects.
Subjects
Subjects · click the picture to enlarge
  • The list has these columns: Code, Name, Type, Category, Credit hours, Status, Actions. Click a column name to sort by it.
  • New subject — opens a form to add a new one. See Filling in the form below.

Click any row in the list to see everything about it on one page.

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  1. Click the New subject button at the top right.
  2. Fill in the boxes. Boxes marked with a red * must be filled in (3 on this form).
  3. Click Save at the bottom. If something is missing, the box turns red and tells you what to fix.
The form: Subjects
The form: Subjects · click the picture to enlarge
FieldTypeWhat to enter, and why
Code *textA short code, unique this year, such as MATH.
Name *textThe full subject name, such as Mathematics.
Short nametextOptional. A shorter name for tight spaces, such as Maths.
Type *chooseChoose whether the subject is core, optional, or another kind.
CategorychooseOptional. Choose a group for the subject, such as Languages.
Credit hoursnumberOptional. The credit value of the subject, up to one decimal place.
Weekly periodsnumberOptional. How many lessons a week this subject usually has.
ExaminableswitchTick if this subject is tested in exams.
ActiveswitchTick to use this subject. Untick to hide it without deleting it.

Types: text — type it in · number — digits only · date — click and pick from the calendar · choose — click and pick one from the list · pick one — click one of the options · switch / tick box — click to turn on or off · long text — type as much as you need · file — click to attach a file from your computer.

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