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Audience |
Use this field to create visibility restrictions. Click the select button and choose an audience type in the Curriculum Audience dialog box. |
Categories |
The curriculum category. Category examples are Communications Skills and Computer Science. Available values for Category are set in the TRAINING_CURR_CATEGORY_TYPE list of values. For more information about editing lists of values, see Applications Administration Guide. For information on training-specific LOVs, see Lists of Values (LOVs) for Training. |
Check Transcript |
Select this check box to automatically credit courses that users have completed as part of a curriculum or to credit courses that users have previously taken. |
Description |
The Curriculum description. Click the text box icon to expand the Description text entry field. |
Job Profiles |
Click the select button in this field to associate the course with one or more specific job roles. End users can locate the course using a search by job role. |
Max Points |
Automatically calculated value specifying the total number of points that can be obtained by completing the curriculum. |
Min Points |
Automatically calculated value specifying the minimum number of points that can be obtained by completing the required portion of the curriculum. |
Name |
Curriculum name. |
Release |
Select this check box to lock the curriculum and make it available to end users. Administrators can edit a released curriculum by selecting Edit Curriculum from the curriculum menu. |
Total Steps |
The number of steps in the curriculum path. |
Status |
Use this field to indicate the status of the curriculum and determine its availability. When the value is Active, the curriculum can be taken by any student enrolled in a course associated with the curriculum. After the curriculum is released, the administrator can change the Status to Inactive. |
Type |
This field is used for informational purposes to indicate why courses in the curriculum are grouped together. The values are Course Bundle and Training Plan. |