Kuali Student Curriculum Management Milestone 1

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Presented at Kuali Days VIII Kuali Student Curriculum Management

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KS Curriculum Management Presenter Carol F. Bershad Business Analyst Office of Information Management University of Washington

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KS Curriculum Management Introduction to Curriculum Management Demo 1: Overview of screens and associated functionality Basic Technical Concepts Demo 2: Faculty proposes a course Demo 3: Department Chair approves a course Demo 4: Division Chair request ad-hoc participation Demo 5: Faculty adds pre-requisites Q & A

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Kuali Student Curriculum Management Introduction to Curriculum Management

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What is Curriculum Management? Curriculum Management Courses Create Programs Modify “Learning Unit” Retire Proposals Catalog

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Why Curriculum Management? The KS Curriculum Management module is: Central to all other modules An enhancement rather than replacement for most institutions Internal-facing  Low risk, high value R1: Curriculum Management R3: Fiscals R4: Admissions/FinAid R2: Enrollment/Program Audit R5: Scheduling

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Kuali Student Curriculum Management Demo 1: Overview of Screens and Associated Functionality

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Kuali Student Curriculum Management Basic Technical Concepts

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Kuali Student and Kuali Rice Generate Proposal Content Review and Approve Proposal Content Deploy Modify Proposal Content Kuali Student (KS) Kuali Student (KS) Kuali Identity Management (KIM) Kuali Enterprise Workflow (KEW) Kuali Student (KS) KS leverages Rice for authorization, workflow, notification

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Key Rice Concepts From KIM Permissions Person Role From KEW Role-based Routing/Responsibility Route Path/Nodes Action Request Route Log Person Edna Earl Fran are assigned to are aggregated into Permissions View Comment Edit Roles Department CC Reviewer Department CC Approver

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KEW: Route Paths and Route Nodes “Pre-route” node Node 1 Node 2 Final node

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KEW: Role-based Routing/Responsibility Faculty (Proposer) Division Committee College Academic Senate Publication Office Department Committee c Committee Members are responsible for reviewing the proposal Committee Chair is responsible for entering the decision on the proposal Role membership is assigned via Position in the KS Organization Service as opposed to KIM Who shows up? And what do they do?

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KS Organization Service The Organization Service manages organizational units that have a relationship to the institution Organizations have Positions and People assigned to those Positions CEO: Pat President Dean: Deb Dean Assoc: Asa AssocDean

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KS Organization Service Use of the KS Organization Service leverages the similarity in Academic and Curricular Hierarchies Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee Chair: Eric SenateChair Member: Sam SenateMember

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Putting it all together . . . Faculty (Proposer) Division Committee College Academic Senate Publication Office Department Committee c Organizations are added to Hierarchy Positions are added to the Organizations People are added to the Positions The advantage is in managing Organizations and Positions in ONE location and having workflow route dynamically Some Positions map to workflow Roles Roles determine workflow Responsibilities Organization: Department Curriculum Committee Position: Member  Role: Org Committee Reviewer Position: Chair  Role: Org Committee Admin

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Curriculum Management Demo 2: Faculty proposes a Course

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Scenario Fred Faculty is a faculty member in the Botany Department at KRU Applications to the major have been on the decline Fred envisions a new, introductory course designed to interest non-Science majors in Botany

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Scenario Eric SenateChair Earl DivChair Edna CollegeChair Fran DeptChair Erin PublPerson Sam SenateMember Cathy CollegeMember Donna DivMember Denny DeptMember Committee Chair (Org Admin Reviewer) Committee Member (Org Committee Reviewer)

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Curriculum Management Demo 3: Department Chair approves a course

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Scenario Eric SenateChair Earl DivChair Edna CollegeChair Fran DeptChair Erin PublPerson Sam SenateMember Cathy CollegeMember Donna DivMember Denny DeptMember Committee Chair (Org Admin Reviewer) Committee Memer (Org Committee Reviewer)

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Curriculum Management Demo 4: Division Chair request ad-hoc participation

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Scenario Eric SenateChair Earl DivChair Edna CollegeChair Fran DeptChair Erin PublPerson Sam SenateMember Cathy CollegeMember Donna DivMember Denny DeptMember Committee Chair (Org Admin Reviewer) Committee Memer (Org Committee Reviewer)

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Curriculum Management Demo 5: Faculty adds pre-requisites

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Scenario Add Course Requisite Rules to a proposed MATH course Students must have completed (MATH 152 AND MATH 180) AND Students must have a 3.5 GPA OR Students must have completed 10 credits of MATH 180, 200, 215, 221

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More Information For additional Information about Kuali Student: Contact: student.info@kuali.org Web site: http://student.kuali.org Thank you

Summary: “Detailed Overview of KS Curriculum Management with Demonstration” session at Kuali Days VIII in November. Presented by Carol Bershad of the University of Washington, this session provided an overview of the Kuali Student Curriculum Management and includes a demonstration video of the progress made through Milestone 1 of Release 1.

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